Here is my first post

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.

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.

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


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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.

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 .

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
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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 .

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

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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 -

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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.

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



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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

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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.

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

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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

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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.