Excel/VBA - Website Accessing

[Bullstrik1]

Hello Everyone!

I am banging my head against the wall for 2 days now with this issue, and so i come here humbly asking for your help or piece of advice that alow me to progress.


I have this website i would like to access and log in: Via Verde

And the code i am using is this:

Sub AbreSiteEcolocaPassword()



'to refer to the running copy of Internet Explorer
Dim IE As InternetExplorer
'to refer to the HTML document returned
Dim Doc As HTMLDocument, Fr As HTMLFrameElement, Form As HTMLFormElement, Ele As HTMLInputElement


'open Internet Explorer in memory, and go to website
Set IE = New InternetExplorer


With IE
        .Visible = True 
        .navigate ("http://www.viaverde.pt/Website/")
        While .Busy Or .readyState <> 4: DoEvents: Wend
            
                ' Código para fazer log in no site Via Verde através do InternetExplorer
                
                Set Doc = .document.forms("WebForm1")
                
           With Doc
                               
                For Each Ele In .getElementsByTagName("INPUT")
                    
                Next Ele
           End With
        
        
'                   .getElementById("webform1").Focus
'                   .getElementById("wtEmailInput").Value = "LOGIN"
'                   .getElementById("wtPasswordInput").Focus
'                   .getElementById("wtPasswordInput").Value = "PASSWORD"
'                   .getElementById("wt14").Click
        
        
End With




End Sub

My problem is that i cant log in in the website so i tried several ways, and in the end i don't know what i can i do anymore.
Hopefully, any of you could point me in the right direction by giving me some piece of advice here.


As i understood, the webpage is formed by some sort of login form. The thing is that i cant access the log in field or the password field.


I sincerely apretiate, in advance, any help you could give me.
Cheers all

 

[Kamolga]

Thank you, it does solve part of my problemSSS

 

[John_w]

the code that works for me is this one

Thanks for posting the solution.

I've never seen the UIAutomationClient class used before and this is a very good application of it - a useful alternative to the Windows API.

 

[Bullstrik1]

Hi all!

I forgot to say that i'm using windows 7 with 64 bit Office.

I'm rlly glad i could help, but i can't take no credit from the code, i just found it somewhere arround the web

Cheers all