I think for most of this you can use EvaluateJavaScriptSync.

You have to write a litte bit JavaScript and execute it. You will get the result in json format.

See the examples.

HTH,

René

I need to get the value from the "search" field.
How to do it?

// This code returns NULL

String ls_JS, ls_Result, ls_Error, ls_value
integer li_Return 

ls_JS = 'document.GetElementByID("search").value;'
li_Return = wb_1.EvaluateJavascriptSync(ls_JS, ls_Result, ls_Error)


// RESULT:
li_Return = 1
ls_Result = {"type":"null","value":null}
ls_Error = ''

//This code with old MicrosoftWebBrowser:

ls_Result = ole_1.Object.Document.getElementByID('search').value

// RESULT:
ls_Result = Text_from_element

Hi Michael,

Assuming the id "search" actually exists and the spelling is the same in the html and the method call (since that's how it looks in your old code), try using a lower case "g" and "d" for the method name in getElementById().

HTH...regards,

Mark