I found this VBA code online and it works on Facebook for example.
On https://www.solarmanpv.com/portal/LoginPage.aspx it does not work. It opens Internet Explorer, puts the credentials on the right places but won't press login.
Error '424' is shown on VBA when I try to run.
Sub LoginViaBrowser()
Dim Dc_Usuario As String
Dim Dc_Senha As String
Dim Dc_URL As String
Dim objIE As New InternetExplorer 'Referencie "Microsoft Internet Controls"
objIE.Visible = True
Dc_Usuario = "user#email.com"
Dc_Senha = "pass"
Dc_URL = "https://www.solarmanpv.com/portal/LoginPage.aspx"
objIE.Navigate2 Dc_URL
Do Until objIE.readyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
DoEvents
Loop
objIE.document.all("uNam").innertext = Dc_Usuario
objIE.document.all("uPwd").innertext = Dc_Senha
objIE.document.all("login").submit
End Sub
Please try to use F12 developer tools to check the html elements, then, you could find that the id of the login button is "Loginning", not "login".
Try to modify your code as below:
Sub LoginViaBrowser()
Dim IE As Object
Dim Dc_Usuario As String
Dim Dc_Senha As String
Dim Dc_URL As String
Dim txtNam As Object, txtPwd As Object
Dc_Usuario = "user#email.com"
Dc_Senha = "pass"
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
With IE
.Visible = True
.Navigate "https://www.solarmanpv.com/portal/LoginPage.aspx"
While IE.ReadyState <> 4
DoEvents
Wend
IE.Document.getElementById("uNam").Value = Dc_Usuario
IE.Document.getElementById("uPwd").Value = Dc_Senha
IE.Document.getElementById("Loginning").Click
End With
Set IE = Nothing
End Sub
Have you tried calling a click on it by id?
IE.Document.getElementById("Loginning").Click
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I would like to run my VBA macro on a specific internet explorer page that I have already opened and logged into .
This is because I have to login to my account and bypass the captcha code first.
I have to send this extremely repetitive message to over a couple hundred people over the course of the year.
Problem with the following is that I am opening up a brand new page and I wont be able to bypass the captcha.
Dim IE As InternetExplorer
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.navigate ("website")
IE.Visible = True
End Sub
Solution
Sub TestGetIE()
Dim IE As Object
'GetIE runs the Functoin we have created below
Set IE = GetIE("website opened in IE here ")
WaitFor IE
end sub
Function GetIE(sLocation As String) As Object
Dim objShell As Object, objShellWindows As Object, o As Object
Dim sURL As String
Dim retVal As Object
Set retVal = Nothing
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows
For Each o In objShellWindows
'Loop through all the opened internet explorer pages
sURL = ""
'Loops through all the pages opened on internet explorer
'Then we will tell our macro to work on that page
sURL = o.LocationURL
If sURL Like sLocation & "*" Then
Set retVal = o
Exit For
End If
Next o
Set GetIE = retVal
End Function
From your description, I understand that you want user interaction to fill the captcha and then want to continue to automate the same page.
I suggest you for both steps try to use 2 different modules and use the same IE object in both modules.
You can create a global IE object which you can use in both modules.
Then for the login part execute the first module.
After that user will fill the captcha manually.
Then execute the second module to automate the rest of the page.
Sample code:
Public ie As Object
Sub login()
Set ie = CreateObject("internetexplorer.application")
ie.Visible = True
ie.navigate "Your_web_site_URL_here..."
Do While ie.Busy
Application.Wait DateAdd("s", 1, Now)
Loop
ie.document.getElementById("uname").Value = "user1"
ie.document.getElementById("pswd").Value = "12345"
End Sub
Sub second_part()
ie.document.getElementById("email").Value = "user1#abc.com"
ie.document.getElementById("age").Value = "30"
End Sub
UserForm1 code:
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Call Module1.login
End Sub
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click()
Call Module1.second_part
End Sub
Output:
Calling upon this function helped me solve it.
Function GetIE(sLocation As String) As Object
Dim objShell As Object, objShellWindows As Object, o As Object
Dim sURL As String
Dim retVal As Object
Set retVal = Nothing
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows
For Each o In objShellWindows
'Loop through all the opened internet explorer pages
sURL = ""
'Loops through all the pages opened on internet explorer
'Then we will tell our macro to work on that page
sURL = o.LocationURL
If sURL Like sLocation & "*" Then
Set retVal = o
Exit For
End If
Next o
Set GetIE = retVal
End Function
One thing you could do is DoEvents until a certain Element is present on the page. Run your code to navigate to the website, then Do Until Element after captcha is present DoEvents. The code will loop until you are on logged into the website. I like using VBA SeleniumBasic ChromeDriver on GetHub. It makes web scraping way easier, and you do not need to use Internet Explorer.
I want to open a url in chrome and supply the login ID and password.
My current code for IE looks like the below. From other posts I see Chrome can be opened via a basic shell command. Is there a way to pass the login id and password as part of the shell command? If no, what should the code look like to accomplish this? Thanks in advance!
Public Sub WeltokLogin()
'REFERENCES: MS Internet Controls, and MS HTML Object Library (No longer working in Windows 10)
On Error Resume Next
Const URL$ = "https://.../human.aspx"
Exit Sub
Dim UserName As String, Password As String
Dim htmlEle As IHTMLElement
Dim i As Integer
i = 1
UserName = "myloginID"
Password = "mypassword"
Dim IE As Object
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Dim AllLinks As Object
Dim Hyperlink As Object
With IE
.navigate URL
ieBusy IE
.Visible = True
Dim oLogin As Object, oPassword As Object
Set oLogin = .document.getElementsByName("Username")(0)
Set oPassword = .document.getElementsByName("Password")(0)
oLogin.Value = UserName
oPassword.Value = Password
.document.forms(0).submit
'Loop Until ie.ReadyState = 4
Exit Sub
Set AllLinks = IE.document.getElementsByTagName("div")(0)
For Each Hyperlink In AllLinks
If InStr(1, Hyperlink.innerText, "Folders") > 0 Then
Hyperlink.Click
Exit For
End If
Next Hyperlink
Stop
Sub login()
Dim IE As Object
Dim HTMLDoc As Object, HTMLDoc2 As Object
Dim objCollection As Object
Const navOpenInNewTab = &H800
Set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
IE.Visible = True
IE.Navigate "https:///CWRWeb/displayMemberLogin.do"
Do While IE.Busy Or IE.ReadyState <> 4: Loop
Set HTMLDoc = IE.Document
With HTMLDoc
HTMLDoc.getElementByID("userID").Value = "yyyy" 'Entering credential
HTMLDoc.getElementByID("passwd").Value = "xxxxx"
End With
Set objCollection = IE.Document.getElementByID("login-s")
objCollection.Click
End Sub
I am unable to automate the login click. The login button does not have an ID for input. I am not sure what to use to get the handle .getElementBy....
The form has a name - you can submit it directly after you fill in the username and password
HTMLDoc.Forms("loginFormBean").submit
I recently came across a new problem while working with my Excel VBA code in order to automate the input a value from a cell (order number) into Amazon's search box and searching for the order. I can't seem to locate the proper object to reference the search button on the homepage of the Amazon Seller home page in order to click and proceed. My code is this:
Option Explicit
Dim HTMLDoc As HTMLDocument
Dim MyBrowser As InternetExplorer
Sub MyAmazonSeller()
Dim MyHTML_Element As IHTMLElement
Dim MyURL As String
Dim oSignInLink As HTMLLinkElement
Dim oInputEmail As HTMLInputElement
Dim oInputPassword As HTMLInputElement
Dim oInputSigninButton As HTMLInputButtonElement
Dim oInputSearchOrder As HTMLInputElement
Dim oInputSearchButton As HTMLInputButtonElement
MyURL = "https://sellercentral.amazon.com/gp/homepage.html"
Set MyBrowser = New InternetExplorer
' Open the browser and navigate.
With MyBrowser
.Silent = True
.Navigate MyURL
.Visible = True
Do
DoEvents
Loop Until .ReadyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
End With
' Get the html document.
Set HTMLDoc = MyBrowser.Document
' See if you have the sign in link is because you are in the main
' page
Set oSignInLink = HTMLDoc.getElementById("signin-button-container")
If Not oSignInLink Is Nothing Then
oSignInLink.Click
Do
DoEvents
Loop Until MyBrowser.ReadyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
End If
' Get the email field and the next button
Set oInputEmail = HTMLDoc.getElementById("username")
Set oInputPassword = HTMLDoc.getElementById("password")
' Click the button and wait
oInputEmail.Value = "xxxxxxxxx#xxxxxx.net"
' Get the password field and the sign in button
Set oInputPassword = HTMLDoc.getElementById("password")
Set oInputSigninButton = HTMLDoc.getElementById("sign-in-button")
' Click the button and wait
oInputPassword.Value = "xxxxxxxx"
oInputSigninButton.Click
Do
DoEvents
Loop Until MyBrowser.ReadyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
Set oInputSearchOrder = HTMLDoc.getElementById("sc-search-field")
oInputSearchOrder.Value = "110-7706193-5695453"
Set oInputSearchButton = HTMLDoc.getElementByClassName("sc-search-button")
oInputSearchButton.Click
Do
DoEvents
Loop Until MyBrowser.ReadyState = READYSTATE_COMPLETE
Err_Clear:
If Err <> 0 Then
Err.Clear
Resume Next
End If
End Sub
The section right before the Err_Clear is the new snippet of code I've been trying to modify and work with. It seems that the search button does not have a proper ID, so therefore is more difficult to reference. I am getting an Error 91 every time the code gets to the second to last snippet.
Strangely enough I didn't find any information on the topic and I'm currently stuck at the point where I managed to open a new tab in an instance of IE by programmatically clicking a button, but I haven't the faintest clue of how to address the new tab in order to get information from there (the button basically brings up a new tab with the result of a search).
This is basically a straightforward question, but I'm including my code anyway:
Sub AddInfoFromIntranet()
Dim Ie As SHDocVw.InternetExplorer
Dim URL As String
Dim iFrames As MSHTML.IHTMLElementCollection
Dim iFrame As MSHTML.HTMLFrameElement
Dim Doc As MSHTML.HTMLDocument
Dim InputBox As MSHTML.IHTMLElementCollection, htmlButton, allTags, Tag
' Opens Intranet - yeah, sadly it's not a public web page
URL = "{My intranet website}"
Set Ie = New SHDocVw.InternetExplorer
With Ie
.navigate URL
.Visible = True
While .Busy Or .readyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE: DoEvents: Wend
Set Doc = .document
End With
' Gets top_window frame and navigates to it, then inserts the name to search
Set iFrames = Doc.getElementsByName("top_window")
If Not iFrames Is Nothing Then
Set iFrame = iFrames(0)
Ie.navigate URL & iFrame.src
While Ie.Busy Or Ie.readyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE: DoEvents: Wend
Set InputBox = Doc.getElementsByName("Nachnamevalue")
If Not InputBox Is Nothing Then InputBox(0).Value = "test"
' Clicks on "search"
Set allTags = Doc.getElementsByTagName("input")
For Each Tag In allTags
If Tag.Value = "suchen" Then
Tag.Click
Exit For
End If
Next
' Here a new tab is opened, must find info in this tab
While Ie.Busy Or Ie.readyState <> READYSTATE_COMPLETE: DoEvents: Wend
' HERE I HAVE NO CLUE WHAT TO WRITE. THE CODE ABOVE WORKS FLAWLESSLY
End If
Set Doc = Nothing
Set iFrames = Nothing
Set iFrame = Nothing
Set InputBox = Nothing
Set allTags = Nothing
Set Ie = Nothing
Ie.Quit
End Sub
Now, is there a way to address a tab by: 1) its name (and where do I find it) 2) its position in browser 3) the status (if it is "active") ?
Bonus questions: since I am new to VBA and Internet Explorer interaction, what exactly are the variables: htmlButton, allTags, Tag ? Also, could anyone explain if I need to set all the variables at the end to nothing, or I just need to set the Internet Explorer to nothing?
Thanks in advance!
See below for a function you can use to get an open IE document window - I don't think IE exposes any simple (VBA-accessible) API for working directly with tabs or determining whether a specific tab is active.
allTags is a collection of DOM elements with type "" , and Tag is a single memeber of that collection.
You do not have to set objects to Nothing before exiting a Sub (though some people still do that) - the VBA runtime will take care of that for you.
Sub TestGetIE()
Dim IE As Object
Set IE = GetIE("http://stackoverflow.com")
If Not IE Is Nothing Then
IE.document.execCommand "Print", False, 0
End If
End Sub
'Get a reference to an open IE window based on its URL
Function GetIE(sLocation As String) As Object
Dim objShell As Object, objShellWindows As Object, o As Object
Dim sURL As String
Dim retVal As Object
Set retVal = Nothing
Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application")
Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows
For Each o In objShellWindows
sURL = ""
On Error Resume Next
'check the URL and if it's the one you want then
' assign it to the return value
sURL = o.document.Location
On Error GoTo 0
'Debug.Print sURL
If sURL Like sLocation & "*" Then
Set retVal = o
Exit For
End If
Next o
Set GetIE = retVal
End Function