Dynamic Weblist(Dropdown) in web application

[paddy_]

Hi,

I am working on this web application which has a dynamic drowdown.

Its like this, If I choose a value in the first drop down in the webpage, the second drops displays the values according to the value chosen in the first dropdown.

The problem is for the second dropdown the values are not show in the source code. The code that is dispalyed is

I am not sure how to choose the value in this second dropdown using VBA(Excel programming/Macro) since it is a dynamic dropdown.

Suppose I want the Value "A" in the second dropdown, I have tried the code

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But it doesn't seem to work.

Any suggestions is welcome. Please help me out.

[romperstomper]

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[paddy_]

Yes I do understand this, only that I was not aware of the Rule.

Here is the link to the cross post
http://www.mrexcel.com/forum/showthr...15#post2410815

Sorry about the Confusion.

[ShredDude]

You might want to try testing that element as an object to reveal other dimensions that may contain the values you seek. For example, try something like:

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to see if that reveals anything. If so, then loop through all the Attribute Names to identify a portion of the object that sounds like a collection of other attributes. For example you may find something like "ListOptions". You could then loop enumerate the "ListOptions" collection for all of its contents.

I just ran across a situation like this other day where the web page's data was only referred to in the HTML as a single line item similar to yours. Turns out that line represented an object, that had several properties I could query. After exploring that object's properties, I got to what I needed to scrape.