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Eduardo Jauch wrote:

> <select name="mesDisponivel" class="combo-box" onChange="javascript: 
> popularListaDiasDisponiveis();" >
>   <option value="">Selecione</option>
>     <option value="04/2007" selected >
>        Abril 2007
>     </option>
> </select>

So that is html code and exactly an answer on my first question if it was
<select> ... </select>

You see it has a name atribute "mesDisponivel". You can use the name
to find the select and then query its <option> ... </option>'s.

> /* THREE BUTTONS */
> 
> <a href="javascript: confirmarAgendamento();"><img 
> src="/agendamento-web/images/pt_BR/bt_confirmar.gif" border="0"></a>&nbsp;

That construction 'behaves' like a button. In fact is is an image as
you can see. Where the link is actually javascript, executed
when the user clicks the image, that calls the function
confirmarAgendamento();

> So, the server return this page when I click a button in another.
> I need to "read" the values in the combos and eventually "click" in one 
> of the buttons...

Only readout the <option>'s or choose one an select it (set it selected)?

Readout and select them is doable with TCppWebBrowser.

Clicking such a 'button' well at the moment I do not know.

I still ask you to produce an url where we can try it out.
You could make such a page yourself to begin with and place
it on the internet.

If the page is part of a frame then things are more complicated
as then you have to make used functions recursive.

Hans.