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Extracting HTML from browser - how?
In the meantime I have done a lot of reading, testing, trying, proving what doesn't work and am real close to getting all the core issues solved that I have involved. In some cases the syntax required baffels me and the documentation _does_ resemble a haystack (big one :-)). I have also started...- TeddyBillewicz
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Extracting HTML from browser - how?
@Olaf It's not that I'm not getting to your answers (you and Mike), it's just that you gave me a lot of homework and I wanted to get it done before asking more questions that get solved by reading what you pointed me to. Ricks paper (using the apishell) is such an eye-opener. It's a whole new...- TeddyBillewicz
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Extracting HTML from browser - how?
Mike, I am amazed! "I wish I had your brains" was my first reaction, but I decided that wasn't really accurate. I just wish I had what's in your brain in mine, too. Actually your answer was exactly what I needed and it (.innerHTML as well as .outerHTMO) works well. The differences between...- TeddyBillewicz
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- Forum: Microsoft: FoxPro
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Extracting HTML from browser - how?
In order to parse elements (for further processing in VFP) I need to extract the actual HTML-Code from a running browser. Approach 1: Using the basic technique from thread184-1207892 I built a form that uses the web browser ole control. In a commandbutton I'm using LOCAL loDoc...- TeddyBillewicz
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