How to replicate keystrokes on internet explorer
by mike » Thu, 19 Jan 2006 19:15:30 GMT
Ive designed my own web-browser and I'm trying to get it to download
various files past a login screen.
I'd like to know how to replicate certain keystrokes within the browser
(Tab, space, enter and A-Z keystrokes) so it automatically does this -
currently Im downloading several 100 files a day and its driving me
nuts.
Must be done via HTTP, the template stays the same but file names
change.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Mike
Re: How to replicate keystrokes on internet explorer
by mike » Thu, 19 Jan 2006 19:16:36 GMT
Forgot to mention im using VB6. Thanks again.
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Ive designed my own web-browser and I'm trying to get it to download
various files past a login screen.
I'd like to know how to replicate certain keystrokes within the browser
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currently Im downloading several 100 files a day and its driving me
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Must be done via HTTP, the template stays the same but file names
change. Im using VB6
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
Mike
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