Input Type Button |
Input Type Button |
darthvuder |
Oct 17 2014, 11:43 PM
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There is website that has an username and password field along with a "login" button as coded below.
I am writing a visual basic program that will auto fill in the username and password field, which now works. Then, the login button will be clicked automatically. Usually this is called by an element onclick event but as can be seen below, I do not see an onclick definition in the input button declaration. I am new to HTML and visualbasic but I don't see in this declaration what is called when the button is clicked. Any help would be appreciated - Collin <tr valign="bottom"> <td width="250px"> <p>My username is:</p> <input type="text" name="username"/> </td> <td width="250px"> <p>My password is:</p> <input type="password" name="password"/> </td> <td> <input type="submit" class="button" value="Login" name="login"/> </td> </tr> |
CharlesEF |
Oct 18 2014, 12:10 AM
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Where is the rest of the code? The onsubmit is associated with the <form> tag. You would have to trigger the onsubmit through the <form> element.
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Christian J |
Oct 18 2014, 06:01 AM
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Usually this is called by an element onclick event but as can be seen below, I do not see an onclick definition in the input button declaration. I am new to HTML and visualbasic but I don't see in this declaration what is called when the button is clicked. A plain HTML form doesn't need an onclick event or client-side scripting to submit, that's part of the HTML/browser functionality (pressing the Enter key may submit a form too). I don't know visual basic (or do you mean VBScript?), but in javascript you can use the submit() method to submit a form without clicking any buttons. But first you probably need to detect when the form fields have been filled in, perhaps with the javascript onpaste event. Also note that only MSIE browsers support client side VBScript. |
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