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make selection in listbox html with vba
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I have to make a selection in a listbox which is on a web page with VBA. I have the beginning of the code : Sub detecte() lien = "my web adress" Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.Navigate lien Do Until IE.ReadyState = 4 DoEvents Loop 'attend la fin du chargement IE.Visible = True IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Value = "-1" End Sub the problem is with that code "IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Val ue = "-1"", I only select the first link but it does nothing. It should select the first link and load the corresponding page. for ex : the selected link is march with the informations corresponding to march. if I select April from VBA I'd like to have the information correponding to April. Thanks for your help it's very important. |
make selection in listbox html with vba
Hellooo
Is anybody have a solution? May be it is too hard and I will not have an answer or the subject does not interest you. |
make selection in listbox html with vba
This does not select anything: IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Value = "-1" Maybe you meant something like IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").selected Index = 0 This will select the first item in the list. It's not clear how this loads the month's information: maybe via an "onchange" event handler on the select ? Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... Hellooo Is anybody have a solution? May be it is too hard and I will not have an answer or the subject does not interest you. |
make selection in listbox html with vba
On 10 juil, 08:12, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com
wrote: This does not select anything: IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Value = "-1" Maybe you meant something like IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").selected Index = 0 This will select the first item in the list. It's not clear how this loads the month's information: maybe via an "onchange" event handler on the select ? Tim Thanks Tim but with your code I have the same result. The page does not update. There is an onchange : "onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu $DdSelDate','')"" but i don't know how to call this function from Excel . |
make selection in listbox html with vba
It would help if you could show the complete code you're using, as well as
the relevant source from the web page. Tim "Dieru" wrote in message ups.com... On 10 juil, 08:12, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com wrote: This does not select anything: IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Value = "-1" Maybe you meant something like IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").selected Index = 0 This will select the first item in the list. It's not clear how this loads the month's information: maybe via an "onchange" event handler on the select ? Tim Thanks Tim but with your code I have the same result. The page does not update. There is an onchange : "onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu $DdSelDate','')"" but i don't know how to call this function from Excel . |
make selection in listbox html with vba
On 10 juil, 18:10, "Tim" <tim j williams at gmail dot com wrote:
It would help if you could show the complete code you're using, as well as the relevant source from the web page. Tim "Dieru" wrote in message ups.com... On 10 juil, 08:12, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com wrote: This does not select anything: IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").Value = "-1" Maybe you meant something like IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate").selected Index = 0 This will select the first item in the list. It's not clear how this loads the month's information: maybe via an "onchange" event handler on the select ? Tim Thanks Tim but with your code I have the same result. The page does not update. There is an onchange : "onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu $DdSelDate','')"" but i don't know how to call this function from Excel .- Masquer le texte des messages précédents - - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - Here is the code for the listbox : <select language="javascript" class="texteSmall" id="ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate" style="border-style: none; width: 95%;" onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu$DdSelDate','' )" ]="" name="ucTitreRendu:DdSelDate" <option value="-1"JUIN 2007 [en cours]</option <option value="107" selected="selected"AVRIL 2007</option </select </td </tr </tbody </table And you already have the VBA code I am using. |
make selection in listbox html with vba
That HTML looks odd. There is no "language" attribute for select elements.
This should do it though: With IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate") .selectedIndex = 0 .onchange End With Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... On 10 juil, 18:10, "Tim" <tim j williams at gmail dot com wrote: It would help if you could show the complete code you're using, as well as the relevant source from the web page. Tim "Dieru" wrote in message ups.com... - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - Here is the code for the listbox : <select language="javascript" class="texteSmall" id="ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate" style="border-style: none; width: 95%;" onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu$DdSelDate','' )" ]="" name="ucTitreRendu:DdSelDate" <option value="-1"JUIN 2007 [en cours]</option <option value="107" selected="selected"AVRIL 2007</option </select </td </tr </tbody </table And you already have the VBA code I am using. |
make selection in listbox html with vba
On 11 juil, 08:32, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com
wrote: That HTML looks odd. There is no "language" attribute for select elements. This should do it though: With IE.Document.all("ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate") .selectedIndex = 0 .onchange End With Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... On 10 juil, 18:10, "Tim" <tim j williams at gmail dot com wrote: It would help if you could show the complete code you're using, as well as the relevant source from the web page. Tim "Dieru" wrote in message oups.com... - Afficher le texte des messages précédents - Here is the code for the listbox : <select language="javascript" class="texteSmall" id="ucTitreRendu_DdSelDate" style="border-style: none; width: 95%;" onchange="__doPostBack('ucTitreRendu$DdSelDate','' )" ]="" name="ucTitreRendu:DdSelDate" <option value="-1"JUIN 2007 [en cours]</option <option value="107" selected="selected"AVRIL 2007</option </select </td </tr </tbody </table And you already have the VBA code I am using. Perfect Tim, thanks a lot. |
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