Warnings on Web Pages

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bodhisatvaofboogie

How does one turn off warnings on a web page opened through an Excel Macro.

I get the "warning you are about to be redirected to a connection that is
not secure" and I want it to just stop showing me that when I open the
webpage, because it halts the macro. Can this be done?

Thanks!!!

Code used to open the webpage:

Function Get_Online_Report()

Application.DisplayAlerts = False

Dim ie As Object
Set ie = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
With ie
.Visible = True
.navigate "http://siteaddresshere"
Do Until .readystate = 4
DoEvents
Loop
With .Document.Forms(0)
.Item("UserName").Value = "Your UserName Here"
.Item("Password").Value = "Your Password Here"
.Item("Submit").Click
End With
End With
Set ie = Nothing
End Function


So when I get to the .Item("Submit").Click, it halts the macro and states
"You Do Not Have Permission" and I am hunching that it has something to do
with the warning. Or am I way off?
 
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bodhisatvaofboogie

ALSO, I wanted to know what the code looks like to close the webpage once
done with it. I can get it to open up, but have no idea how to automatically
have the macro close it down when all is finished. Thanks again!!!
 
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Dave Miller

You should use this line to get past the pop up:

Application.Sendkeys "~"

To close the ie window when done use this:

ie.Quit
 
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bodhisatvaofboogie

The application.sendkeys "~" didn't work for me, perhaps I'm using it in the
wrong place. Where would you place it?

It didn't error out, just ran through it and nothing happened.
 
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Dave Miller

You may want to add a wait statement before the sendkeys:

Application.Wait Now() + TimeValue("00:00:01")
Application.SendKeys "~", True

Adjust the timevalue until the enter key hits the popup.
 

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