How to make Auto Submitter

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hi; how i can make Auto Submitter ? i want to make program or web application can make auto registration for web sites i want and then auto fill forms from profile and anther data ?

Posted 11-Apr-13 4:52am

MBekhit

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Prasad Khandekar 11-Apr-13 11:00am

What have you tried so far? Is this your own website?

MBekhit 15-Apr-13 7:49am

I still working on it thank you for your solution .

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CHill60 · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-11T05:07:00

Here is a method I have used as a Windows Forms Application...
On a form add a WebBrowser control and a button
Behind the button .Navigate to your chosen web site
Convert the WebBrowser's .Document to a HtmlDocument and you can then access the elements in the page
For example this snippet selects a value on a dropdown list containing Area codes and then clicks the submit button

HtmlDocument md ;
md = (HtmlDocument)webBrowser1.Document;
md.GetElementById("AreaID").SetAttribute("value", "109");
md.GetElementById("cmdSubmit").InvokeMember("click");

This won't necessarily work for all webforms and you will need to work out what the element Ids are

Here is an article that uses a similar method http://scyanide.com/2009/07/use-c-sharp-to-fill-out-web-forms/[^] there are probably many more