Fill Out Web Forms. getElementById, Name, Submit

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I'm going to show you how to use the new Edge Browser Control.

In Part 9, we're going to learn how to fill out a web form from our Access database. You will learn how to locate a form field by its ID with the getElementById command. If an element doesn't have an ID, we will use the getElementsByName command to locate it in an array of controls. Then, we'll learn how to submit the form using either the click or submit methods.

Members

There is no extended cut, but here is the database download:

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Prerequisites

• Edge Browser, Part 1
• Edge Browser, Part 8

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