Adding query parameter ? to vba FollowHyperlink

Robin Miller

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Hi All

I did try a search and couldn't easily see that this has been asked already, so here goes...

Has anyone tried adding query parameters to a url using FollowHyperlink, and getting a True or False return value depending if the PHP Get script on the page using the parameter validates or not?

e.g.
Code:
FollowHyperlink ("https://example.com/validate?value=123456")

and then assigning the return True or False to a variable.

At the moment FollowHyperlink is my preferred method as it auto uses the default browser.

Hopefully that's clear!
Thanks

Robin

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