Hi,
I have combobox on web page(IE). I'd like save data items of combobox ("red (free)", "green(full)",...) into array of string in my program.
Could you help me please.

This is example web page:

<select name="target">
<option value="~" selected>-color-</option>
<option value="Red" >Red (free)</option>
<option value="Green" >Green (full)</option>
<option value="Yellow" >Yellow(free)</option>
<option value="Black" >Black (full)</option>
<option value="White" >White (free)</option>
</select>

Hi,
I opened web page(by code). I click on variable links(by mouse). And now I'd like get actual link to the string variable in code.
Could you help me whit this, please.

I use this code:
...
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
ie.navigate adresa

Do While ie.READYSTATE <> 4
DoEvents
Loop
...

Try myArray(index) = ie.document.forms(index).elements(index).value

I tried and it give me runtime error 13 Type mismatch

What are form and index by forms?

Are elements on page input,button etc?

What are form and index by forms?

Use ie.document.form(0)... for the 1st form without a name or if the form have a name use ie.document.form("formname")...

Are elements on page input,button etc?

Yes, but you just need "elements" if the input-fields and buttons are without a name. If you know the names you can use ie.document.form(...).elementname.value<p>
Example for the "select/option" elements:
msgBox ie.Document.All("comboboxname").Options(index).Text / Value

I haven't a form. I have only main function and doh function.

Sub Main()

Dim n

For n = 1 To 1
Call doh
Next

End Sub

Sub doh()

Dim ie As Object
Dim adresa

adresa = "D:\a\...examle_web_page_listed_above.html"
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
ie.Navigate adresa

Do While ie.READYSTATE <> 4
DoEvents
Loop

ie.Visible = True

Dim myArray(10) As Integer

myArray(0) = ie.document.Forms(0).elements(0).Value ' ?

Set ie = Nothing

End Sub

I haven't a form. I have only main function and doh function.

No vb form, i mean the forms in a website html document.

myArray(0) = ie.document.Forms(0).elements(0).Value ' ?

You should use a for-loop like this:

"combobox" is the name of the combobox in the html document. You should also use a dynamic array and not a static array with 10 elements... see commands "redim preserve" in this forum

Thanks.
It si fuctional, but it load only part.

I tried this:
[bold] MsgBox (ie.Document.All("combobox").length) [/bold]

and it write number less than fakt.

(Combobox is dynamic.)