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Setting webbrowser form fields

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    How can I get an internet page, set its textboxes (fields) programatically and simulate a click event on its submit button (or programatically submit it). I know I could achieve the same effect by posting data directly, but I need to present the page to the user first. Any ideas? Thanks! Sammy "A good friend, is like a good book: the inside is better than the cover..."

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      How can I get an internet page, set its textboxes (fields) programatically and simulate a click event on its submit button (or programatically submit it). I know I could achieve the same effect by posting data directly, but I need to present the page to the user first. Any ideas? Thanks! Sammy "A good friend, is like a good book: the inside is better than the cover..."

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      I believe there is an article here on CP that covers this, check here[^]. Also, this has been answered many times in the past here in the C# forum, I would suggest that you search here[^] through the C# forum as you might find you answer here. Obviously this all depends on how you wish to implement it, more information would be helpful if the two searches above do not provide what you are lookoing for. HTH. - Nick Parker
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