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Hello:

I am trying to subimt a form using code that normally works.

It did not work on a certain page in my project. 

I then iterated though the elements in the document to locate
 the submit button, tried element->click() and this too did not 
work.



However: I noticed that if I clicked the button manually, the 
page would not change but the button would appear to click.  So 
I made a separate test program with just a TCppWebBrowser in the 
form and manually navigated to the page in question and it DID 
behave as expected when clicked.


There is some logic in the automated program -- not the test 
program -- where the browser is saved to a text file.  In the 
automated program it starts at page A and when that is processed 
it may navigate to a page B or a page C.  The logic is vanilla 
code often posted in this group that saves the document to a 
stream and then saves it to a file.  This logic checks to see if 
the browser navigated to page B or page C.


Is there any way that saving the browser contents to file would 
effect the ability to submit the form?  As I said the form 
submit logic usually works.  The page is a simple "I agree" page 
wih only one submit button.


Thank you,

Caleb