<select name="status1" id="status1" onchange="; checkReqStatus('1','MAILED','MAILED',form.statusHidden1,form.status1,'I','N','K','8',' ',' ',' ','N',' ','G',' ',roleArray,'false'); checkADGandAPS(' MAILED',form.statusHidden1,form.status1,'G','null');checkAgeOrdAPSForADG('MAILED',form.statusHidden1,form.status1,'G','false','');fnDrivingPHIOrder(this,'1','MAILED'); return checkRejStatus('1','MAILED',form.statusHidden1,form.status1,'null','N');">
I am trying to review some requirements, in the VBA userform web browser control. I load a webpage where there is a combobox dropdown that executes an onchange event, that will produce a popup with 2 user input fields and insert text into corresponding fields
on the page.
In the userform, When I force the onchange event to occur by changing the default field, a popup shows up, but it asks me to login to the system (already authenticated in via userform browser control). I suppose that the popup doesnt originate from the web browser control, and is opening from the wrong instance. Im curious if theres a way to keep that functionality? It works correctly in stand-alone IE