I am trying to create a database such that everyone in my company will be able to access it, but without having to install access and put a link to the DB on every computer. Ideally, I would like to have some sort of web applet that uses the DB on a central server and allows users to add and modify entries without having to know anything about Access.
Any help would be appreciated
Hi Folks -
I'm really close at getting what I need done, I just have a small bug.
I have a form with a web browser control in Access 2003.
One text box on the form is for an address.
One text box on the form is for the street.
A command button on the form navigates to a website where I am trying to input the values of the text boxes into the text boxes on the web page.
The following code:
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("EnteredAddrNmbr").focus
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("EnteredAddrNmbr").Value = txtaddr
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("EnteredStreetName").focus
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("EnteredStreetName").Value = txtStreet
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("GetPrecinct").focus
Me.WebBrowser0.Document.All("GetPrecinct").Click
This works - but FIRST I get an error 91 on the first line here stating that the Object variable or With block variable is not set. It lets me debug the code as it's running, showing me the highlighted first line in error. I then click the Continue button in the code window and all the rest of the code executes fine.
How do I get past that first error? And why is it letting me continue afterwards without addressing the error?
If I do a On Error Resume Next, it doesn't fill the boxes with data or issue the Click event command.
Thanks for your help in advance!!
Pahbie
Hi
I need to be able to do the following things with the Microsoft Web Browser:-
1. Back page
2. Find what the current pages
3. perform code on load of a new page
Help
Sean
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I searched for the name of the Web Browser by inserting it into Excel and reading the name from the Excel NameBox. Is the another way of confirming the name of the Web Browser?
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Thxs
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Im fairly new to vba and was wondering how I can refer to a username field and login field on a website that is within my Microsoft Web browser control.
I have some code below but it is giving me error91 Object vairable or With Block variable not set.
Private Sub Combo2_AfterUpdate()
Me.WebBrowser1.Navigate URL:=Me.Combo2.Text
Me.WebBrowser1.Document.Username.Value = "tester"
End Sub
It navigates to the site fine so it is narrowed down to {Me.WebBrowser1.Document.Username.Value} being the problem.
P.S. The website is https://www.taylorbeandirect.com/default.aspx
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Hello Everyone,
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thanks,
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the following:
On the Tools menu, click Options.
On the Advanced tab, under Default open mode, click Shared.
and its suppose to work (which it didn't since I'm posting)
I have a few tables and a few forms, and I need to be able to have 2 or 3 people on at any given time.
Thanks for any help or even looking @ my post
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Regards, Tommo
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Problem 2:
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Regards,
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Hi there, wondering if anyone can help.
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