I\'m writing VBA code to obtain a ticker symbol from a user, navigate to a website, input the ticker symbol and click the appropriate link.
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You could also use a CSS selector of
a.hqt_button[href='javascript:void(0): onclick=HeaderBox.trySubmit()']
The "."
means className. []
encloses an attribute. The above says className hqt_button
with attribute href
with value 'javascript:void(0): onclick=HeaderBox.trySubmit()'
, inside of an a
tag.
CSS query:
Syntax in VBA:
CSS selectors are applied via the .querySelector
method of the HTMLDocument.
ie.document.querySelector("a.hqt_button[href='javascript:void(0): onclick=HeaderBox.trySubmit()']").Click
Try getting the collection of anchor tags, with:
GetElementsByTagName("a")
Then, iterate that collection using as much logic as you can to ensure you're clicking the right button.
For each l in ie.document.getElementsByTagName("a")
If l.ClassName = "hqt_button" Then
l.Click
Exit For
Next
If there are multiple anchors with the same classname, you could do:
If l.ClassName = "hqt_button" AND l.Href = ""javascript:void(0): onclick=HeaderBox.trySubmit()" Then
l.Click
Exit For
Next
Alternatively
If you are using IE9+ you could use the GetElementsByClassName
method.
GetElementsByClassName("hqt_button")