This is *VERY CLOSE* to what I need to do, except...

* I need to do it with a Windows app in .NET, not VB6.
* I need to fill in some form elements on an EXISTING IE page, not create a
new one within code.
* I need to then have the IE page given focus.

I've searched far and wide and this is the closest I've seen. Ideas on how
to accomplish in a .NET Windows app and an existing, open IE window?


"kkknie" wrote:


I found the question intriguing so gave it a look. Here's something I
found and tested at the kbb site. Look down to the bottom of the page
to see the word MYEMAIL typed into the form.

Sub HolyCrapThisWorked()

'Dim IE As InternetExplorer '(with reference to internet controls
selected)
'or
Dim IE As Object
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.Visible = True
IE.navigate "http://www.kbb.com"
Do Until IE.readyState = 4
DoEvents
Loop
IE.Document.emailsignup.email.Value = "MYEMAIL"

End Sub

Basically, create an IE object and then just deal with it with client
side VB scripting as if it were a web page. In your case, you would
need to know the name of the form (the one at kbb was emailsignup).

IE.Document.YourFormNameHere.CASE_CALLER_NAME.Valu e = "MYEMAIL"


One advantage would be having some VBScripting knowledge when it comes
to client side scripting in IE.

K


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