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(Help) Visual Basic 10 Form Filler - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
Hello guys i'm just starting to get into visual basic and i'm creating a form filler and I need some help with this. Pretty much i'm trying to make visual basic pick different emails to use each time it going's through.
Edit:
![[Image: LBhRYxPl.jpg]](https://i.imgur.com/LBhRYxPl.jpg)
here is the current formate it usings when getting up to the email part.What I need is each time I open the program it picks different emails each time it go's through.
* - Josh - Jun 13, 2014
Pretty sure you need to set "checked" to "true", but don't quote me on that.
* - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
Can you please explain that though a bit more please proddy.
* - +Haze - Jun 13, 2014
WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("").SetAttribute("checked", "0")
* - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
This is my error I get when debugging: http://scr.hu/1pj7/nbex4
* - +Haze - Jun 13, 2014
thats because checkbox is not an ID. just use google to hep you
* - Josh - Jun 13, 2014
WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementByName("pse_216_resident").SetAttribute("CHECKED", "0")
No idea if that works. :D
* - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
I get a error when attempting to do what you said proddy. http://scr.hu/1pj7/0g2ca
* - +Haze - Jun 13, 2014
http://howtostartprogramming.com/vb-net/vb-net-tutorial-49-click-button-without-id/
* - Mr.Steven - Jun 13, 2014
Here's the code buddy:
Code
WebBrowser1.Document.All("pse_216_resident").SetAttribute("checked", "1")That will tick the checkbox.
* - Fafaffy - Jun 13, 2014
Wouldn't it be easier to use a WebClient instead of a shitty IE engine thing?
If you're going to use a webbrowser, at least use Gecko or something instead of crappy IE.
* - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
Thank you Mr.Steven it works great now.
* - Mr.Steven - Jun 13, 2014
(Jun 13, 2014 05:15 AM)GoofyMan2 Wrote: Thank you Mr.Steven it works great now.You're welcome.
Keep in mind though that using the default web-browser is often not the best solution, depending on what you want to do, you might want to use HTTPWebRequests so when you have time, look it up.
* - Josh - Jun 13, 2014
(Jun 13, 2014 05:14 AM)Fafaffy Wrote: Wouldn't it be easier to use a WebClient instead of a shitty IE engine thing?
If you're going to use a webbrowser, at least use Gecko or something instead of crappy IE.
If he can't manage WebBrowsers I don' think he can manage WebClients :/
* - GoofyMan2 - Jun 13, 2014
Just reedited my thread to my new question of which im asking.