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Chris Hettinger
I am working on a project that involves auto population of
from fields inside of a web page. I have been using the
browsewin.Document.<form>.<object>.<property> method to
send values to the fields and then send a submit.
Example:
browsewin.Document.auth_form.control.Value = "test"
browsewin.Document.auth_form.title.Value = "test"
browsewin.Document.auth_form.Submit
Everything is working well except for "Meeting ID". The
page field name for this is "mid". I have no control over
this variable. I am automating a proprietary service for
myself. It appears that VB thinks that I am attempting to
use the "Mid" function and returns an error.
Is there anyway to tell VB that mid is not a function in
this case?
from fields inside of a web page. I have been using the
browsewin.Document.<form>.<object>.<property> method to
send values to the fields and then send a submit.
Example:
browsewin.Document.auth_form.control.Value = "test"
browsewin.Document.auth_form.title.Value = "test"
browsewin.Document.auth_form.Submit
Everything is working well except for "Meeting ID". The
page field name for this is "mid". I have no control over
this variable. I am automating a proprietary service for
myself. It appears that VB thinks that I am attempting to
use the "Mid" function and returns an error.
Is there anyway to tell VB that mid is not a function in
this case?