Being able to post data to a web page from within a Visual Basic application can be quite handy. Even better when you can 'see' the response and process it automatically. Fortunately, there are at least two different techniques to achieve this goal. The best one depends on the environment in which your application will be deployed, as well as the kind of posting that you want to do. We'll start with the easiest approach and then move on to the more flexible solution.
POSTing Form Data to a Web Page
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Bruce Johnson
I am the owner of a small application development consulting company that specialized in the design and implementation of Internet-based applications. While there are others who can make a web ...
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