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This code uploads a file to an ASP script using http post. It can be used to automatically upload files without user interaction, e.g. when you want to publish some data to your Web site periodically. There are lots of code excerpts around describing the receiving side but the sending side is mostly an HTML page containing INPUT TYPE="File" ... Simulating this by code requires some knowledge of HTTP Post and Mime. Find the full project and the ASP in the ZIP. New!!! Now shows how to upload a .gif file. Other binary files work similar.
Sends an SMS message to a cell phone for free. It makes use of the ServerXMLHTTP object contained in msxml3.dll. Uses the free German Web service www.billiger-telefonieren.de. The cookie checks of the site are circumvented by doing the cookie handling explicitely. Therefore this code should work even server-side! Please note that the site still puts some requirement on the send message. For example messages with subjects like "test" are rejected. And: you can't send more than a certain number of messages to the the same number. For the most recent updates please visit my homepage.
This code shows how to perform an http GET or POST from your VB program using 6 different methods: xmlhttp (msxml), WinInet (dll), WinInet (ocx), WebBrowser control, AspHttp, AspTear. Some methods only run when you install the 3rd party components from their Web sites. Hints how to get them are in the code. For more information and to get future updates please visit my Homepage.
Functionality: This macro creates an Outlook appointment for the eBay auction you are currently looking at in your browser (IE). It extracts the auction's end date and sets the reminder accordingly. The macro supports www.ebay.com and www.ebay.de. You can also use it to create appoinments for other Web pages but without setting the date automatically. New: Now supports the latest eBay page layout and automatically transforms the auctions end time to your machine's time zone. Prerequisites: You need Microsoft Outlook 2000 for this function because only this supports VBA. You also need IE 4 or later. Installation: The ZIP file you get from the download contains two VBA files. These must both be added to your VBA project. Additionally you have to add the references for "Microsoft HTML Object Library" and "Microsoft Internet Controls". For more details see http://www.schmidks.de/klemens/install_vba.htm
This VB program generates a replay URL e.g. for HTML logon pages. It is a very simple program but it makes your daily life must easier. Let's face it, how many logons do you perform very day to Web sites very day? Ok, IE's AutoComplete feature is nice but wouldn't it be nicer to logon without keying in something? This sniffer generates a URL with all the logon parameters included. When you replay it, it brings you directly to the site skipping the logon. Works also and especially for logon pages with post fields! For more see http://www.watchtheweb.de/tools.htm
Retrieve the user currently logged on in the existing Microsoft Outlook session.
This code uploads a file to an ASP script using http post. It can be used to automatically upload files without user interaction, e.g. when you want to publish some data to your Web site periodically. There are lots of code excerpts around describing the receiving side but the sending side is mostly an HTML page containing INPUT TYPE="File" ... Simulating this by code requires some knowledge of HTTP Post and Mime. Find the full project and the ASP in the ZIP. New!!! Now shows how to upload a .gif file. Other binary files work similar.
Sends an SMS message to a cell phone for free. It makes use of the ServerXMLHTTP object contained in msxml3.dll. Uses the free German Web service www.billiger-telefonieren.de. The cookie checks of the site are circumvented by doing the cookie handling explicitely. Therefore this code should work even server-side! Please note that the site still puts some requirement on the send message. For example messages with subjects like "test" are rejected. And: you can't send more than a certain number of messages to the the same number. For the most recent updates please visit my homepage.
This code shows how to perform an http GET or POST from your VB program using 6 different methods: xmlhttp (msxml), WinInet (dll), WinInet (ocx), WebBrowser control, AspHttp, AspTear. Some methods only run when you install the 3rd party components from their Web sites. Hints how to get them are in the code. For more information and to get future updates please visit my Homepage.
Functionality: This macro creates an Outlook appointment for the eBay auction you are currently looking at in your browser (IE). It extracts the auction's end date and sets the reminder accordingly. The macro supports www.ebay.com and www.ebay.de. You can also use it to create appoinments for other Web pages but without setting the date automatically. New: Now supports the latest eBay page layout and automatically transforms the auctions end time to your machine's time zone. Prerequisites: You need Microsoft Outlook 2000 for this function because only this supports VBA. You also need IE 4 or later. Installation: The ZIP file you get from the download contains two VBA files. These must both be added to your VBA project. Additionally you have to add the references for "Microsoft HTML Object Library" and "Microsoft Internet Controls". For more details see http://www.schmidks.de/klemens/install_vba.htm
This VB program generates a replay URL e.g. for HTML logon pages. It is a very simple program but it makes your daily life must easier. Let's face it, how many logons do you perform very day to Web sites very day? Ok, IE's AutoComplete feature is nice but wouldn't it be nicer to logon without keying in something? This sniffer generates a URL with all the logon parameters included. When you replay it, it brings you directly to the site skipping the logon. Works also and especially for logon pages with post fields! For more see http://www.watchtheweb.de/tools.htm
Retrieve the user currently logged on in the existing Microsoft Outlook session.
This code uploads a file to an ASP script using http post. It can be used to automatically upload files without user interaction, e.g. when you want to publish some data to your Web site periodically. There are lots of code excerpts around describing the receiving side but the sending side is mostly an HTML page containing INPUT TYPE="File" ... Simulating this by code requires some knowledge of HTTP Post and Mime. Find the full project and the ASP in the ZIP. New!!! Now shows how to upload a .gif file. Other binary files work similar.
Sends an SMS message to a cell phone for free. It makes use of the ServerXMLHTTP object contained in msxml3.dll. Uses the free German Web service www.billiger-telefonieren.de. The cookie checks of the site are circumvented by doing the cookie handling explicitely. Therefore this code should work even server-side! Please note that the site still puts some requirement on the send message. For example messages with subjects like "test" are rejected. And: you can't send more than a certain number of messages to the the same number. For the most recent updates please visit my homepage.
This code shows how to perform an http GET or POST from your VB program using 6 different methods: xmlhttp (msxml), WinInet (dll), WinInet (ocx), WebBrowser control, AspHttp, AspTear. Some methods only run when you install the 3rd party components from their Web sites. Hints how to get them are in the code. For more information and to get future updates please visit my Homepage.
Functionality: This macro creates an Outlook appointment for the eBay auction you are currently looking at in your browser (IE). It extracts the auction's end date and sets the reminder accordingly. The macro supports www.ebay.com and www.ebay.de. You can also use it to create appoinments for other Web pages but without setting the date automatically. New: Now supports the latest eBay page layout and automatically transforms the auctions end time to your machine's time zone. Prerequisites: You need Microsoft Outlook 2000 for this function because only this supports VBA. You also need IE 4 or later. Installation: The ZIP file you get from the download contains two VBA files. These must both be added to your VBA project. Additionally you have to add the references for "Microsoft HTML Object Library" and "Microsoft Internet Controls". For more details see http://www.schmidks.de/klemens/install_vba.htm
This VB program generates a replay URL e.g. for HTML logon pages. It is a very simple program but it makes your daily life must easier. Let's face it, how many logons do you perform very day to Web sites very day? Ok, IE's AutoComplete feature is nice but wouldn't it be nicer to logon without keying in something? This sniffer generates a URL with all the logon parameters included. When you replay it, it brings you directly to the site skipping the logon. Works also and especially for logon pages with post fields! For more see http://www.watchtheweb.de/tools.htm
Retrieve the user currently logged on in the existing Microsoft Outlook session.
This code shows how to perform an http GET or POST from your VB program using 6 different methods: xmlhttp (msxml), WinInet (dll), WinInet (ocx), WebBrowser control, AspHttp, AspTear. Some methods only run when you install the 3rd party components from their Web sites. There are hints in the code how to get them from the Internet. To avoid difficulties with missing components use the project file HttpClient_LateBinding.vbp. For more information and to get future updates please visit my Homepage.
This VB program generates a replay URL e.g. for HTML logon pages. It is a very simple program but it makes your daily life must easier. Let's face it, how many logons do you perform very day to Web sites very day? Ok, IE's AutoComplete feature is nice but wouldn't it be nicer to logon without keying in something? This sniffer generates a URL with all the logon parameters included. When you replay it, it brings you directly to the site skipping the logon. Works also and especially for logon pages with post fields! For more see http://www.watchtheweb.de/tools.htm