Recent content by Thenolos

Only posted here because I've found that those in this forum tend to have a more familiar understanding of the InternetExplorer object. Sorry.

Howdy, I have an Access 97 application that I use to fill out information on various webforms. This database accesses several sites that are almost exactly the same. After IE navigates to a new page I am using the following code to wait for the page to finish loading before moving on...

Howdy, I have an Access 97 application that I use to fill out information on various webforms. This database accesses several sites that are almost exactly the same. After IE navigates to a new page I am using the following code to wait for the page to finish loading before moving on: Public...

Don't really see how it could help... or how I could implement it in a way to allow the code to continue running. With obIE.Document.Frames("main").Document .Forms(0).Item("button1").Click End With As soon as the button is clicked, Access seems to wait for a response from IE before moving...

Howdy, I'm creating a Microsoft Access 97 application that browses through a website and gathers information. When going from page to page it encounters a dialog box asking for some basic information. I have an API function that deals with the dialog box beautifully. The problem I'm having...

Howdy, I'm creating an application that browses through a website and gathers information. When going from page to page it encounters a dialog box asking for some basic information. I have an API function that deals with the dialog box beautifully. The problem I'm having is that when the...

Thanks for the response Eupher. Not much to clarify really... according to what you are saying It should be working... odd... I've got a stray variable somewhere or an incorrect reference in a query or something. I'm going to investigate further and see what I can dig up. This just boggles...

Hello guys. I seem to have a problem implementing a subform within a subform, within a subform... you get the idea. Anyways. The subform works great when the main form it is in is opened on its own. It also works when the subform it is in is opened as a subform. However when the form it...

For anyone who may need to do this in the future that searches and finds this thread... the SendKeys workaround is simple... I just have a natural bias against it. I just stuck this in after the code that navigated me to the proper page. The file field was the first on the page... you may need...

Link Finally found someone asking the same question on Google... doesn't look good for me. Makes sense thought... Looks like I get to break my rule of no SendKeys. Yay. Thanks for the help though. :) Sorry to waste your time.

Thanks for your reply, Mark, but It's not quite what I am looking for. I do not control the website that I am uploading to, I am merely creating an application that runs throught the filing process on a website we subscribe to. Near the end of the filing process, I need to upload a PDF...

Hello, I'm creating an application that logs on to a website and files paperwork with that website automatically. Everything is going peachy with the exception of uploading my PDF documents to the site (one of the final stages). I know the direct file location to the PDFs and want to have that...

No problem... we do what we can. :)

Sorry... last post had a dumb TGML error on my part, should have read: -- Sub Command1_AfterUpdate End Sub Change that to include the code formatted to match the details of your textbox. Sub Command1_AfterUpdate Me.YourTextboxName.Value = StrConv([YourTextboxName.Value], vbProperCase)...

Try the AfterUpdate property of the textbox. Go to the events tab of the properties window and click the "..." next to the AfterUpdate combo box. Select the option to code your own procedure. A window will pop up that says something like: Sub Command1_AfterUpdate End Sub [code] Change...