>When you say you need to look the data in a parameter, are you trying to read a property named postdata on an object or pass data to a method of an object that has a parameter called postdata?
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Thanks for the reply!

The first step I'm trying to do is read the Postdata parameter that is passed to the beforenavigate2 event. I'm not passing the data programmatically. It should be populated when a user fills out a POST form and submits it in the webbrowser control. I have managed to locate code in VB that would do what I want but I can't come up with VFP equivelent code.

Private Sub ctrlWB_BeforeNavigate2(ByVal pDisp As Object, URL As 
Variant, Flags As Variant, TargetFrameName As Variant, PostData As 
Variant, Headers As Variant, Cancel As Boolean) 


    If pDisp Is ctrlWB.object Then 


        Dim lCount As Long 
        Dim lLen As Long 
        Dim strPostData As String 


        lLen = LenB(PostData) ' Use LenB to get the byte count 


        If lLen > 0 Then    ' If it's a post form, lLen will be > 0 
            For lCount = 1 To lLen 


                strPostData = strPostData & Chr(AscB(MidB(PostData, 
lCount, 1))) ' Use MidB to get 1 byte at a time 
            Next 
        MsgBox strPostData && THIS IS THE DATA I WILL NEED TO STORE
        End If 


    End If 


End Sub 

The 2nd step will be to retrieve this postdata (most likely stored in a vfp field) and send it to a method to automate future form submissions.

Basically we have a team of engineers that spend a large amount of time each day logging onto dozens of manufacture web sites, submitting search forms, copying text descriptions, links, and saving pictures using save as. Then they end up doing a whole lot more work after this to create design documents that end up being Excel documents with no structure. I want to record their actions to get them to the correct pages automatically then allow them to click on images and select text and use my VFP app to create structured design documents. It's an attempt to streamline workflow and give structure to the process.

Thanks very much for your help!