VBA code in Excel doesn't recognize form from Internet Explorer

I'm trying to login into a page in Internet Explorer through a VBA code in Excel. The problem is my code doesn't recognize the Login and Password forms. Does anyone have any idea?

This is the website: http://www.trademap.org/

Here is my code:

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Thanks.

It's in a frame, it's not actually in the page that you're navigating to

Originally Posted by Norie

What do you mean by 'does not recognize'?

It gives me the following error:

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I tested the same code in similar pages, and the form is recognized there. But in this specific page it doesn't work.

Originally Posted by Kyle123

It's in a frame, it's not actually in the page that you're navigating to

I've tried with the direct link, but It didn't work as well. http://www.trademap.org/popuplogin.aspx

Any suggestion?

It's not in that page either. The somewhat mighty link is:
http://mas-admintools.intracen.org/a...anonymous=true

Originally Posted by Mekrog

Dear Rodrigoo,

Exactly after one year, I wonder if you have found any solution(s) to this problem. I am working on the same page to automate the downloads and received the same error message.

I will be glad if you reply.

Hello Mekrog,

unfortunately I couldn't find a solution for this specific problem.

Nevertheless, I found another way to get the information I needed. The thing is TradeMap has a mobile website (m.trademap.org) that doesn't require login to access some data. For me it worked because all I wanted was the data regarding the HS 6 code.

I hope this reply is useful to you.

Originally Posted by rodrigoo

Hello Mekrog,

unfortunately I couldn't find a solution for this specific problem.

Nevertheless, I found another way to get the information I needed. The thing is TradeMap has a mobile website (m.trademap.org) that doesn't require login to access some data. For me it worked because all I wanted was the data regarding the HS 6 code.

I hope this reply is useful to you.

Hi Rodrigoo,

Thanks for the information. I checked the mobile website and I can use it but I suppose it is not as up-to-date as the actual website. If I solve the main problem, I will inform you from here.

Originally Posted by Mekrog

Hi Rodrigoo,

Thanks for the information. I checked the mobile website and I can use it but I suppose it is not as up-to-date as the actual website. If I solve the main problem, I will inform you from here.

Mekrog,

The mobile site shows an incorrect indicator of year. I'm not sure if that's what you're talking about, but see this example:

Normal website

Mobile

It's the same values, but in the mobile version it says is from 2015.