Hello all - thank you for taking the time to review.
I've been reading some other posts on using a Web Browswer Control or ActiveX Windows Browser and hope someone can get me on the right path. I am building a submission form that will be tied to a Sharepoint site but in order for the data to submit, you obviously have to be logged into the site. I want to use the Web Control on the form to enable the user to log in from the Access file, and my hope, is to allow the program to simply hide the login form once the user successfully enters their data - - once logged in, the user can submit their information which will be stored to the Sharepoint Site.
I've created a splash page on sharepoint to indicate "login successful" and I'm trying to figure out the best way to read this information on the changed state of the web-browser - which would either unhide the "continue" option from Access and open the form to enter data or... once the state is TRUE, it would just hide the form and open the submission...
I'm looking for the best way to have Access in a continuous "read/wait" state until the browser successfully loads the splash page... This is where I am stuck. Attached image is just the screen shots of the login process and the splash page that opens from within the web browser (and the div class where the LOGIN SUCCESSFUL text is situated..
I'm not sure which event is the best location for code to monitor the wait state, looking for changes in the web browser (on focus, got focus, etc...)
any assistance is appreciated...