Using the New Edge Browser Control in Microsoft Access, Part 4: Navigation Buttons

[@boerinbeton7052]

Great Vid, Thanks

[@599CD]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rajeshmajumdar4999]

Thanks Rick!

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@rajeshmajumdar4999]

Great! Now, if the website requires a login ID and password, will it accept them? Similar to an organization's intranet site that requires credentials to log in.

[@xavierbatlle1828]

Yes, you need to use two methods to send some commands with Javascript. I suppose Richard will explait it in the next TechHelp videos. 😊

[@599CD]

Well, I do cover sending data to a web form in one of the future videos, and even clicking the submit button. However, it's entirely up to the organization's site whether they allow you to do it or not because they can easily shut down things like that. So, while I can show you the basic process of submitting information on a web form, I cannot guarantee that it will work on every website.

[@janvanantwerp6574]

Yes!

[@599CD]

Si!

[@boerinbeton7052]

Hi RIchard, Can you keep a list of all your videos on your website. Lot of times I remember you did something in a video that I need but dont know how you called it to search it. I find KZbin history search very long and tedious

[@cruzinsweetsntreats]

He seems to be a classic upload, and let it be, not creating playlists. Though he does link next, previous and supporting features in the Description area of these videos.

[@599CD]

Yeah, I do keep very detailed lists of everything on my website. You can use the search box; there's an index, a TechHelp index, and all kinds of different things you can do on my website to find videos. When it comes to KZbin, I just post it and give links to stuff on my site, so if you really want to find stuff, my website is where to do it. I love KZbin, but it's a lot of work for me to manage stuff on here as well as on my site, and their playlists are just cumbersome to work with.