Hi,
I'm having trouble with creating an outer join involving 3 tables. Can someone shed some light for me?
I have three tables:
Tables Columns
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Jobs id,type
Action id,type,Job_id
Action_sub_type id,type,Action_id...
Oh oh!
I have hit another snag
While the .responsetext shows that I have successfully logged in and shows the html of the next webpage. I can't navigate to it using IE like in the tek-tips example above. Does anyone know why?
Hi
Thanks for your reply. In response to your points:
1. In my .open statement I am using the full URL, just have not included it in my example.
2 and 3. I have tried it with and without some of the query string. From the HTML code:
<form name="frmLogin" method="Post"...
Hi,
I havent read that post before but I am very confident in using the InternetExplorer object to navigate and complete forms in VBA and can log in using this method (and have done so already). However, I want to experiment with XMLHTTP and want to see how the two methods differ in terms of...
Hi,
I am experimenting with using XMLHTTP and the POST method in VBA to log into a local webserver, but I can't seem to send the right parameters to submit the login details. I have extracted the HTML code for the form element below:
<form name="frmLogin" method="Post"...
Thanks, that's great. Is there a way to do it if the 'item' is not open but highlighted?
Also, is there a way to query which shared calendar the 'item' is residing in?
Thanks again,
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