Today, you will learn how to make a login application for a website of your choice. Its fairly simple once you get the hang of it.
Requirements:
To Start:
Arrange the tools given above to your liking.
Once done, you can set a PasswordChar (For the pass text box, so when you type it blocks the true characters." That setting can be found in your properties tab once clicked on the text box "pass".
For every website, the Element ID is different( you will know what I'm talking about once you see the code). To get the Element ID of the sign-in page of your choice, download this FireFox Add-On FireBug (Click Here) or you can use Google Chrome (Click Here).
Code:
Spoiler (Click to View)
Foot Notes:
You may adjust this source to your liking if you please, in someway, include TrC in your project if you use this code. Also, Please realize that this was only an example and can be used widely. Any questions shall be answered. Thanks.
Requirements:
- 2 Text boxes - One named "user" and the other "pass"
- 1 Web browser - Named "Webbrowser1" (It's named that by default)
- 1 Button - Named "cmdLogin"
To Start:
Arrange the tools given above to your liking.
Once done, you can set a PasswordChar (For the pass text box, so when you type it blocks the true characters." That setting can be found in your properties tab once clicked on the text box "pass".
For every website, the Element ID is different( you will know what I'm talking about once you see the code). To get the Element ID of the sign-in page of your choice, download this FireFox Add-On FireBug (Click Here) or you can use Google Chrome (Click Here).
Code:
Spoiler (Click to View)
Foot Notes:
You may adjust this source to your liking if you please, in someway, include TrC in your project if you use this code. Also, Please realize that this was only an example and can be used widely. Any questions shall be answered. Thanks.

