[help] with getelementsbyname[Solved]

There is

Code:

WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("password").SetAttribute("value", "")

But the "element" i need to use only has a name so i tried

Code:

WebBrowser1.Document.All.GetElementsByName("password").SetAttribute("value", "")

but it says 'SetAttribute' is not a member of System.Windows.Forms.HtmlElementCollection.

does anyone know how to fill in a textbox that only has a name?(when i say textbox i mean the one on the website.)

You should always offer the website as means to allow us to make the simplest code, however DOMS is straight forward so .

it should be

Code:

For Each element As HtmlElement In WebBrowser1.Document.All.GetElementsByName("password")

            element****nerText = "whateever password or value"

Next

Originally Posted by NextGen1

You should always offer the website as means to allow us to make the simplest code, however DOMS is straight forward so .

it should be

Code:

For Each element As HtmlElement In WebBrowser1.Document.All.GetElementsByName("password")

            element****nerText = "whateever password or value"

Next

100% working

tyvm nextgen.

Marked solved, don't post if >7 days unless completely necessary.

Originally Posted by NextGen1

You should always offer the website as means to allow us to make the simplest code, however DOMS is straight forward so .

it should be

Code:

For Each element As HtmlElement In WebBrowser1.Document.All.GetElementsByName("password")

            element****nerText = "whateever password or value"

Next

leaching code isn't allowed unless you give credits and you didn't. here is where that code came from
Webbrowser Control Autofill ; Java box? - Xtreme Visual Basic Talk

Originally Posted by Lonely Tedy Bear

leaching code isn't allowed unless you give credits and you didn't. here is where that code came from
Webbrowser Control Autofill ; Java box? - Xtreme Visual Basic Talk

oh come on dude.. thats like saying someone leeched a If when it can only be done that way... :\

Nextgen =/= leeching.

Originally Posted by Lonely Tedy Bear

leaching code isn't allowed unless you give credits and you didn't. here is where that code came from
Webbrowser Control Autofill ; Java box? - Xtreme Visual Basic Talk

You are aware that HTML DOM is static in almost all languages right?
and my answer is the only correct answer for this topic.

and considering you are a "proficient developer"

http://www.mpgh.net/forum/173-operat...-addresss.html

You should know that, but it seems you leeched those addies from another hacking site anyway, so yeah, good job.

New guy don't me to well....

Originally Posted by NextGen1

New guy don't me to well....

lol you and your friends close my thread and say my hacks are patched but there not and you guys wont show any proof that my addy's are leached cause it is impossible i made the list my self i asked your friends for a link to the so called hacking site that has it on there and they couldn't provide me with one ,i can't believe your mpgh team your abusing your powers

Well this looks great, another flamewar about to begin.

Mr. Teddy Bear, NextGen doesn't leech, and he usually has a reason to the things he says, whether it's a well-known fact or his logic.

/closed.

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