Disable Alert message of a webpage using VBA code - vba

Question

I am opening a webpage using VBA code which contains form where data will be filled by user. I have excel file which contains data. I write VBA code that read the data from excel and put it on webpage. After filling information on webpage I click on Save button. All this work I had done using VBA code so that it can be done automatically. I have 500 users data hence I run the loop 500 times. All it done fines.
Only one problem come and it is that after filling data in webpage form when I click on save button a popup message comes "Your data saved successfully". It has "OK" button. Now my program stops here and need user intervention to manually click on "OK" button.
Is there any way using VBA code by which we can stop this popup message box, so that manual intervention is no longer required?
I read the webpage and Javascript written for webpage also. I found that when Save button is clicked a function called savedetails() . Inside this function a alert() function is there. Sample code here
function saveDetails()
{
/* get details of member*/
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if (xml.status == 200 || window.location.href.indexOf("http") == -1) {
var successCode = "";
alert("Data Saved Successfully");
var tes = xml.responseText;
/* if (successCode == '1') { */
document.webDataForm.submit();
remove_popup();
};
}
VBA Code For Each htmlInput In htmlColl
If Trim(htmlInput.ID) = "btn" Then
If Trim(htmlInput.Name) = "btnfinal" Then
htmlInput.Click 'After this "Data Saved Successfully popup message comes and program need user intervention
temp = htmlInput.getAttribute("onClick")
MsgBox temp
'IE.document.getElementById("clearRelItems").removeAttribute ("o n C l i c k")
'Call iedoc.parentWindow.execScript("window.confirm = function saveBankDetails() {return true}", "JavaScript") // Not worked
'htmlInput.removeAttribute ("onClick") //Not worked
'htmlInput.setAttribute "onClick", "return TRUE" //Not worked
'Application.SendKeys "{ENTER}", True // Not worked
Exit For
End If
End If
Next htmlInput

Answer 1

You could try wrapping the line with the Application.DisplayAlerts function that produces the display box you don't want;
eg.
If Trim(htmlInput.ID) = "btn" Then
If Trim(htmlInput.Name) = "btnfinal" Then
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
htmlInput.Click
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
.... Further Code

Answer 2

I had this problem and the only way I could solve it was by writing a vb script that identifies the pop up and closes it...
After that, you just need to call it from your vba code.