Hi All,

Hopefully someone may have come across this problem, I have a vb 6 form with
webbrowser control (wb)
at form load, wb navigates to a particular page and then should
automatically fill in a form and simulate clicking of the submit button.
I've used this technique before with no problem but for some reason today i
can make it work, it keeps coming back with error 438 : object doesnt
support this property or method and the line it falls over on is the submit
line.  here is a snippet of code.

      wb.Document.Forms("form1").elements("emailaddress").Value = email.Text
      wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit

the form is there, but it just cant see the submit method ? Any Ideas ?

Any advice / words of wisdom appreciated...

Dave Brown

Hello Dave,

Could you let me know which page are you connecting to? If the name of the
submit button is submit like <input TYPE="SUBMIT" name="Submit"
value="Go">, it will cause such a problem. The workaround is call click
like wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit.click

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Max
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|Subject: WebBrowser Control Problem , simulating submit button
|
|Hi All,
|
|Hopefully someone may have come across this problem, I have a vb 6 form
with
|webbrowser control (wb)
|at form load, wb navigates to a particular page and then should
|automatically fill in a form and simulate clicking of the submit button.
|I've used this technique before with no problem but for some reason today i
|can make it work, it keeps coming back with error 438 : object doesnt
|support this property or method and the line it falls over on is the submit
|line.  here is a snippet of code.
|
|      wb.Document.Forms("form1").elements("emailaddress").Value =
email.Text
|      wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit
|
|the form is there, but it just cant see the submit method ? Any Ideas ?
|
|Any advice / words of wisdom appreciated...
|
|Dave Brown
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

Hello Dave,

Could you let me know which page are you connecting to? If the name of the
submit button is submit like <input TYPE="SUBMIT" name="Submit"
value="Go">, it will cause such a problem. The workaround is call click
like wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit.click

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Max
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|Subject: WebBrowser Control Problem , simulating submit button
|
|Hi All,
|
|Hopefully someone may have come across this problem, I have a vb 6 form
with
|webbrowser control (wb)
|at form load, wb navigates to a particular page and then should
|automatically fill in a form and simulate clicking of the submit button.
|I've used this technique before with no problem but for some reason today i
|can make it work, it keeps coming back with error 438 : object doesnt
|support this property or method and the line it falls over on is the submit
|line.  here is a snippet of code.
|
|      wb.Document.Forms("form1").elements("emailaddress").Value =
email.Text
|      wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit
|
|the form is there, but it just cant see the submit method ? Any Ideas ?
|
|Any advice / words of wisdom appreciated...
|
|Dave Brown
|
|
|
|
|
|
|

JavaScript methods need parens...
       wb.Document.Forms("form1").submit()

I have had this problem myself.  2 things you can try.

1) Most web pages only have one form so send a zero instead of the
name of the form.

   wb.Document.Forms(0).submit

2) Has the document fully loaded?  I usually set a boolean in the
DocumentComplete event and test that before I attempt to fill any
elements or submit anything.

-Tim