Results for "Author: david breau"

This utility serves two purposes. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (user_mode) this control basically serves as a web browser with lots of additionally functionality when it comes programming web pages. There numerous methods and events that allow you to access elements of the webpage such as its anchors and textboxes, returning each of them, seperately, as a collection. This control gives you the ability to easily, with 1 - 3 lines of code, get a handle on almost any element in the webpage based upon its .id, .name .classname, or innertext. So if you wanted to created a webbased application that automatically navigates to the yahoo email webpage fills in the username and password and clicks the submit button for you automatically this control gives you the ability to do that in a hassle free way. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) you can easily and quickly get the code necessary to get the handle to each of the webpages elements so you can manipulate them i.e. the above example given with yahoo. The way you do that is this. Using the above example, after setting the [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) navigate to the yahoo login page, right click the username textbox and in this forms textboxes the code necessary to access and manipulate that element is immediately present via the username textboxes .id, .name, .classname, and .innertext properties. Click on the textbox that has the code you want and it automatically copies it to the clipboard for you. I not only welcome but strongly suggest ideas for improving this control. With all the webpage programming I do I finally got tired of all the same code I had to write over and over again to access and manipulate a webpages elements and the creation of this code/control is one of the best, most time saving utilites I have ever created and I hope you feel the same. There is very little documentation when it comes to programming and manipulating webpages and its underlying document so I feel this control would be very very helpful to lots of coders here. Your voting will tell me how it is and your suggestions and comments will help me make it even better!!"

ASP_Volume3 #66425

One limiting thing about VB is the inability to use the withevents keyword with a control array or any array. This is probably the simplest way to get around that. It involves using two classes. The backend class acts as the skeleton which declares "Public withevents object as object type" The front end class (the class with which you will interface) gets around array withevents by creating an array of the backend class thus creating a withevents array of objects. Difficult to explain but easy to understand once you download it now. Dont forget to vote............for Ron Paul :)

ASP_Volume3 #66426

Are you sick of the webbrowser control and all its bugs and problems? Especially since the change from IE6 to IE7. Seems like microsoft goes out of its way to make programming difficult. Well this control called the IE controler is a solution that I came up with that works and works great!! With this control you can create a hidden or visible instance of IE and set it (the visible one) as a child of any control on your form like a picturebox. With this control you have easy access to all of the webbrowsers built in functions and properties as well as the underlying document. With one line of code you can have access and control to all the documents elements such as its links, images, forms, tables, table cells, etc. The possibilites will excite you. Here are some of the routines and what they can do for you. Functions/subs LinkByText: returns a link in the document whose text matches desired value Go: makes the browser go back, forward, home, or search return_links: returns, in event, all the anchor objects in the document return_tables: returns, in event, all the table objects in the document return_forms: returns, in event, all the form objects in the document return_images: returns, in event, all the image objects in the document return_tablerows: returns, in event, all the tr objects in the document return_tabledowns: returns, in event, all the td objects in the document CreateHiddenDocument: creates a hidden webpage from the url passed to it, from which you can extract and manipulate all of the objects and elements on it. WriteHtmlToDoc: allows you to insert your own html within the browser createIE: creates a visible instance of ie and navigates to the url you specify. You have the option of removing its titlebar, make it unresizable, make it the child of any control on your form which has the visible effect of embedding the ie browser seemlessly into your application. bShowContextMenu: Allow or disallow the right click context menu Events Event IEDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument) Event IEdocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument, surl As String) Event HiddenDocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocTimeout(lelapsed As Long) Event IEDownloadStart() Event IEDownloadDone() Event returnedLinks(olink As HTMLAnchorElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedImages(oimage As HTMLImg, cnt As Integer) Event returnedForms(oform As HTMLFormElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTables(otable As HTMLTable, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableRows(oTr As HTMLTableRow, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableDowns(oTd As HTMLTableCell, cnt As Integer) Event contextMenu() Event mousedown(ibutton As Integer) Event closing() Event IEcreated() Event processingDone(sFunctionName As String) Event Error(sProcName As String, iErrNum As Long, sErrDescr As String) Event NewWindow()

4_2005-2006 #171720

Google Search Class

This is a class that allows you to do "hidden" google searches and then do what you wish with the data that is return via an event. The event returnes the search description, the anchor object which contains the url of the search result returned. Because the mechanism by which this program queries google and gets results returned is an invisible mechanism (document object) so the search results are super fast even on a dial up machine

4_2005-2006 #171721

This utility serves two purposes. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (user_mode) this control basically serves as a web browser with lots of additionally functionality when it comes programming web pages. There numerous methods and events that allow you to access elements of the webpage such as its anchors and textboxes, returning each of them, seperately, as a collection. This control gives you the ability to easily, with 1 - 3 lines of code, get a handle on almost any element in the webpage based upon its .id, .name .classname, or innertext. So if you wanted to created a webbased application that automatically navigates to the yahoo email webpage fills in the username and password and clicks the submit button for you automatically this control gives you the ability to do that in a hassle free way. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) you can easily and quickly get the code necessary to get the handle to each of the webpages elements so you can manipulate them i.e. the above example given with yahoo. The way you do that is this. Using the above example, after setting the [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) navigate to the yahoo login page, right click the username textbox and in this forms textboxes the code necessary to access and manipulate that element is immediately present via the username textboxes .id, .name, .classname, and .innertext properties. Click on the textbox that has the code you want and it automatically copies it to the clipboard for you. I not only welcome but strongly suggest ideas for improving this control. With all the webpage programming I do I finally got tired of all the same code I had to write over and over again to access and manipulate a webpages elements and the creation of this code/control is one of the best, most time saving utilites I have ever created and I hope you feel the same. There is very little documentation when it comes to programming and manipulating webpages and its underlying document so I feel this control would be very very helpful to lots of coders here. Your voting will tell me how it is and your suggestions and comments will help me make it even better!!"

4_2005-2006 #171722

One limiting thing about VB is the inability to use the withevents keyword with a control array or any array. This is probably the simplest way to get around that. It involves using two classes. The backend class acts as the skeleton which declares "Public withevents object as object type" The front end class (the class with which you will interface) gets around array withevents by creating an array of the backend class thus creating a withevents array of objects. Difficult to explain but easy to understand once you download it now. Dont forget to vote............for Ron Paul :)

4_2005-2006 #171723

Are you sick of the webbrowser control and all its bugs and problems? Especially since the change from IE6 to IE7. Seems like microsoft goes out of its way to make programming difficult. Well this control called the IE controler is a solution that I came up with that works and works great!! With this control you can create a hidden or visible instance of IE and set it (the visible one) as a child of any control on your form like a picturebox. With this control you have easy access to all of the webbrowsers built in functions and properties as well as the underlying document. With one line of code you can have access and control to all the documents elements such as its links, images, forms, tables, table cells, etc. The possibilites will excite you. Here are some of the routines and what they can do for you. Functions/subs LinkByText: returns a link in the document whose text matches desired value Go: makes the browser go back, forward, home, or search return_links: returns, in event, all the anchor objects in the document return_tables: returns, in event, all the table objects in the document return_forms: returns, in event, all the form objects in the document return_images: returns, in event, all the image objects in the document return_tablerows: returns, in event, all the tr objects in the document return_tabledowns: returns, in event, all the td objects in the document CreateHiddenDocument: creates a hidden webpage from the url passed to it, from which you can extract and manipulate all of the objects and elements on it. WriteHtmlToDoc: allows you to insert your own html within the browser createIE: creates a visible instance of ie and navigates to the url you specify. You have the option of removing its titlebar, make it unresizable, make it the child of any control on your form which has the visible effect of embedding the ie browser seemlessly into your application. bShowContextMenu: Allow or disallow the right click context menu Events Event IEDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument) Event IEdocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument, surl As String) Event HiddenDocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocTimeout(lelapsed As Long) Event IEDownloadStart() Event IEDownloadDone() Event returnedLinks(olink As HTMLAnchorElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedImages(oimage As HTMLImg, cnt As Integer) Event returnedForms(oform As HTMLFormElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTables(otable As HTMLTable, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableRows(oTr As HTMLTableRow, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableDowns(oTd As HTMLTableCell, cnt As Integer) Event contextMenu() Event mousedown(ibutton As Integer) Event closing() Event IEcreated() Event processingDone(sFunctionName As String) Event Error(sProcName As String, iErrNum As Long, sErrDescr As String) Event NewWindow()

5_2007-2008 #194238

Google Search Class

This is a class that allows you to do "hidden" google searches and then do what you wish with the data that is return via an event. The event returnes the search description, the anchor object which contains the url of the search result returned. Because the mechanism by which this program queries google and gets results returned is an invisible mechanism (document object) so the search results are super fast even on a dial up machine

5_2007-2008 #194239

This utility serves two purposes. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (user_mode) this control basically serves as a web browser with lots of additionally functionality when it comes programming web pages. There numerous methods and events that allow you to access elements of the webpage such as its anchors and textboxes, returning each of them, seperately, as a collection. This control gives you the ability to easily, with 1 - 3 lines of code, get a handle on almost any element in the webpage based upon its .id, .name .classname, or innertext. So if you wanted to created a webbased application that automatically navigates to the yahoo email webpage fills in the username and password and clicks the submit button for you automatically this control gives you the ability to do that in a hassle free way. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) you can easily and quickly get the code necessary to get the handle to each of the webpages elements so you can manipulate them i.e. the above example given with yahoo. The way you do that is this. Using the above example, after setting the [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) navigate to the yahoo login page, right click the username textbox and in this forms textboxes the code necessary to access and manipulate that element is immediately present via the username textboxes .id, .name, .classname, and .innertext properties. Click on the textbox that has the code you want and it automatically copies it to the clipboard for you. I not only welcome but strongly suggest ideas for improving this control. With all the webpage programming I do I finally got tired of all the same code I had to write over and over again to access and manipulate a webpages elements and the creation of this code/control is one of the best, most time saving utilites I have ever created and I hope you feel the same. There is very little documentation when it comes to programming and manipulating webpages and its underlying document so I feel this control would be very very helpful to lots of coders here. Your voting will tell me how it is and your suggestions and comments will help me make it even better!!"

5_2007-2008 #194240

One limiting thing about VB is the inability to use the withevents keyword with a control array or any array. This is probably the simplest way to get around that. It involves using two classes. The backend class acts as the skeleton which declares "Public withevents object as object type" The front end class (the class with which you will interface) gets around array withevents by creating an array of the backend class thus creating a withevents array of objects. Difficult to explain but easy to understand once you download it now. Dont forget to vote............for Ron Paul :)

5_2007-2008 #194241

Are you sick of the webbrowser control and all its bugs and problems? Especially since the change from IE6 to IE7. Seems like microsoft goes out of its way to make programming difficult. Well this control called the IE controler is a solution that I came up with that works and works great!! With this control you can create a hidden or visible instance of IE and set it (the visible one) as a child of any control on your form like a picturebox. With this control you have easy access to all of the webbrowsers built in functions and properties as well as the underlying document. With one line of code you can have access and control to all the documents elements such as its links, images, forms, tables, table cells, etc. The possibilites will excite you. Here are some of the routines and what they can do for you. Functions/subs LinkByText: returns a link in the document whose text matches desired value Go: makes the browser go back, forward, home, or search return_links: returns, in event, all the anchor objects in the document return_tables: returns, in event, all the table objects in the document return_forms: returns, in event, all the form objects in the document return_images: returns, in event, all the image objects in the document return_tablerows: returns, in event, all the tr objects in the document return_tabledowns: returns, in event, all the td objects in the document CreateHiddenDocument: creates a hidden webpage from the url passed to it, from which you can extract and manipulate all of the objects and elements on it. WriteHtmlToDoc: allows you to insert your own html within the browser createIE: creates a visible instance of ie and navigates to the url you specify. You have the option of removing its titlebar, make it unresizable, make it the child of any control on your form which has the visible effect of embedding the ie browser seemlessly into your application. bShowContextMenu: Allow or disallow the right click context menu Events Event IEDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument) Event IEdocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument, surl As String) Event HiddenDocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocTimeout(lelapsed As Long) Event IEDownloadStart() Event IEDownloadDone() Event returnedLinks(olink As HTMLAnchorElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedImages(oimage As HTMLImg, cnt As Integer) Event returnedForms(oform As HTMLFormElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTables(otable As HTMLTable, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableRows(oTr As HTMLTableRow, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableDowns(oTd As HTMLTableCell, cnt As Integer) Event contextMenu() Event mousedown(ibutton As Integer) Event closing() Event IEcreated() Event processingDone(sFunctionName As String) Event Error(sProcName As String, iErrNum As Long, sErrDescr As String) Event NewWindow()

6_2008-2009 #216756

Google Search Class

This is a class that allows you to do "hidden" google searches and then do what you wish with the data that is return via an event. The event returnes the search description, the anchor object which contains the url of the search result returned. Because the mechanism by which this program queries google and gets results returned is an invisible mechanism (document object) so the search results are super fast even on a dial up machine

6_2008-2009 #216757

This utility serves two purposes. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (user_mode) this control basically serves as a web browser with lots of additionally functionality when it comes programming web pages. There numerous methods and events that allow you to access elements of the webpage such as its anchors and textboxes, returning each of them, seperately, as a collection. This control gives you the ability to easily, with 1 - 3 lines of code, get a handle on almost any element in the webpage based upon its .id, .name .classname, or innertext. So if you wanted to created a webbased application that automatically navigates to the yahoo email webpage fills in the username and password and clicks the submit button for you automatically this control gives you the ability to do that in a hassle free way. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) you can easily and quickly get the code necessary to get the handle to each of the webpages elements so you can manipulate them i.e. the above example given with yahoo. The way you do that is this. Using the above example, after setting the [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) navigate to the yahoo login page, right click the username textbox and in this forms textboxes the code necessary to access and manipulate that element is immediately present via the username textboxes .id, .name, .classname, and .innertext properties. Click on the textbox that has the code you want and it automatically copies it to the clipboard for you. I not only welcome but strongly suggest ideas for improving this control. With all the webpage programming I do I finally got tired of all the same code I had to write over and over again to access and manipulate a webpages elements and the creation of this code/control is one of the best, most time saving utilites I have ever created and I hope you feel the same. There is very little documentation when it comes to programming and manipulating webpages and its underlying document so I feel this control would be very very helpful to lots of coders here. Your voting will tell me how it is and your suggestions and comments will help me make it even better!!"

6_2008-2009 #216758

One limiting thing about VB is the inability to use the withevents keyword with a control array or any array. This is probably the simplest way to get around that. It involves using two classes. The backend class acts as the skeleton which declares "Public withevents object as object type" The front end class (the class with which you will interface) gets around array withevents by creating an array of the backend class thus creating a withevents array of objects. Difficult to explain but easy to understand once you download it now. Dont forget to vote............for Ron Paul :)

6_2008-2009 #216759

Are you sick of the webbrowser control and all its bugs and problems? Especially since the change from IE6 to IE7. Seems like microsoft goes out of its way to make programming difficult. Well this control called the IE controler is a solution that I came up with that works and works great!! With this control you can create a hidden or visible instance of IE and set it (the visible one) as a child of any control on your form like a picturebox. With this control you have easy access to all of the webbrowsers built in functions and properties as well as the underlying document. With one line of code you can have access and control to all the documents elements such as its links, images, forms, tables, table cells, etc. The possibilites will excite you. Here are some of the routines and what they can do for you. Functions/subs LinkByText: returns a link in the document whose text matches desired value Go: makes the browser go back, forward, home, or search return_links: returns, in event, all the anchor objects in the document return_tables: returns, in event, all the table objects in the document return_forms: returns, in event, all the form objects in the document return_images: returns, in event, all the image objects in the document return_tablerows: returns, in event, all the tr objects in the document return_tabledowns: returns, in event, all the td objects in the document CreateHiddenDocument: creates a hidden webpage from the url passed to it, from which you can extract and manipulate all of the objects and elements on it. WriteHtmlToDoc: allows you to insert your own html within the browser createIE: creates a visible instance of ie and navigates to the url you specify. You have the option of removing its titlebar, make it unresizable, make it the child of any control on your form which has the visible effect of embedding the ie browser seemlessly into your application. bShowContextMenu: Allow or disallow the right click context menu Events Event IEDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument) Event IEdocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocReady(odoc As HTMLDocument, surl As String) Event HiddenDocState(state As String) Event HiddenDocTimeout(lelapsed As Long) Event IEDownloadStart() Event IEDownloadDone() Event returnedLinks(olink As HTMLAnchorElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedImages(oimage As HTMLImg, cnt As Integer) Event returnedForms(oform As HTMLFormElement, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTables(otable As HTMLTable, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableRows(oTr As HTMLTableRow, cnt As Integer) Event returnedTableDowns(oTd As HTMLTableCell, cnt As Integer) Event contextMenu() Event mousedown(ibutton As Integer) Event closing() Event IEcreated() Event processingDone(sFunctionName As String) Event Error(sProcName As String, iErrNum As Long, sErrDescr As String) Event NewWindow()

7_2009-2012 #239274

Google Search Class

This is a class that allows you to do "hidden" google searches and then do what you wish with the data that is return via an event. The event returnes the search description, the anchor object which contains the url of the search result returned. Because the mechanism by which this program queries google and gets results returned is an invisible mechanism (document object) so the search results are super fast even on a dial up machine

7_2009-2012 #239275

This utility serves two purposes. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (user_mode) this control basically serves as a web browser with lots of additionally functionality when it comes programming web pages. There numerous methods and events that allow you to access elements of the webpage such as its anchors and textboxes, returning each of them, seperately, as a collection. This control gives you the ability to easily, with 1 - 3 lines of code, get a handle on almost any element in the webpage based upon its .id, .name .classname, or innertext. So if you wanted to created a webbased application that automatically navigates to the yahoo email webpage fills in the username and password and clicks the submit button for you automatically this control gives you the ability to do that in a hassle free way. By setting property [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) you can easily and quickly get the code necessary to get the handle to each of the webpages elements so you can manipulate them i.e. the above example given with yahoo. The way you do that is this. Using the above example, after setting the [Control_Mode] to (code_mode) navigate to the yahoo login page, right click the username textbox and in this forms textboxes the code necessary to access and manipulate that element is immediately present via the username textboxes .id, .name, .classname, and .innertext properties. Click on the textbox that has the code you want and it automatically copies it to the clipboard for you. I not only welcome but strongly suggest ideas for improving this control. With all the webpage programming I do I finally got tired of all the same code I had to write over and over again to access and manipulate a webpages elements and the creation of this code/control is one of the best, most time saving utilites I have ever created and I hope you feel the same. There is very little documentation when it comes to programming and manipulating webpages and its underlying document so I feel this control would be very very helpful to lots of coders here. Your voting will tell me how it is and your suggestions and comments will help me make it even better!!"

7_2009-2012 #239276

One limiting thing about VB is the inability to use the withevents keyword with a control array or any array. This is probably the simplest way to get around that. It involves using two classes. The backend class acts as the skeleton which declares "Public withevents object as object type" The front end class (the class with which you will interface) gets around array withevents by creating an array of the backend class thus creating a withevents array of objects. Difficult to explain but easy to understand once you download it now. Dont forget to vote............for Ron Paul :)

7_2009-2012 #239277