Hello,
I'm creating a vba script to open up an Internet Explorer form and populate it. Everything works (text boxes populate, regular button clicks works). However, when creating a .click method for a radio button (normally if a user manually clicks it, it gets redirected to a new page with the details for that particular invoice), instead it only selects the radio button (it doesn't go the next page). Developer of the website says it's because the ******* event within the page is on the server side. I'm wondering if that matters. Here's a sample of the code for the ******* event on the server side:
<INPUT style="VISIBILITY: hidden" id=ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_btnSelectClaim type=button name=ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$btnSelectClaim *******="__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$btnSelectClaim','')">
Anyone have any insight or issues regarding radio buttons initiating the server side?
Thanks,
I'm creating a vba script to open up an Internet Explorer form and populate it. Everything works (text boxes populate, regular button clicks works). However, when creating a .click method for a radio button (normally if a user manually clicks it, it gets redirected to a new page with the details for that particular invoice), instead it only selects the radio button (it doesn't go the next page). Developer of the website says it's because the ******* event within the page is on the server side. I'm wondering if that matters. Here's a sample of the code for the ******* event on the server side:
<INPUT style="VISIBILITY: hidden" id=ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_btnSelectClaim type=button name=ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$btnSelectClaim *******="__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceHolder1$btnSelectClaim','')">
Anyone have any insight or issues regarding radio buttons initiating the server side?
Thanks,
