10-17-2015, 07:38 PM
When impossible to identify an object, use the Navigate feature.
In dialog "Find accessible object" capture some other object that can be identified (has a name etc) and found. It should be near the object that you actually need (look in the tree view below). Click Test to ensure that it will be found.
Then in the tree view look how these two objects are related. Then use the ... button by the Navigate field. Add Next, Parent etc. Always click Test. Until it will find the object that you actually need. OK.
Accessible object functions don't use the internet and firewall.
Another option - use class HtmlDoc. It can download web page, or use a HTML element object from Internet Explorer.
In dialog "Find accessible object" capture some other object that can be identified (has a name etc) and found. It should be near the object that you actually need (look in the tree view below). Click Test to ensure that it will be found.
Then in the tree view look how these two objects are related. Then use the ... button by the Navigate field. Add Next, Parent etc. Always click Test. Until it will find the object that you actually need. OK.
Accessible object functions don't use the internet and firewall.
Another option - use class HtmlDoc. It can download web page, or use a HTML element object from Internet Explorer.