Hello,
I have a case where a need to display a single frame at a time so I can do some HTML parsing. Here is a description of where I need to go:
1. ... and click the "login" button.
2. With the white "System Overview" window displayed, select "Well Information" from the navigation window on the left hand side.
3. From the same navigation box then select "Well".
4. At the very top of the page search by "Permit To Drill# Equal to 2020010" ... then select the search button.
5. In the left hand side navigation box you will the need to select "PRUDHOE BAY UNIT 05-32A".
At this point I am now to where I would like to view the indiviual frames (General, Location, History, Production and Markers) in a seperate window one at a time. The ideal case would be if I could construct a URL string to just display each of the individual frames as needed.
Note, this page incorporates "non-right clicking" code. My work-around has been to use FireFox with this web developer extension to view the source code and disable js at the login page.
I have also been able to directly access the application by going to ... this might be since I was already logged-in.
Not sure if this is possible at all.
Thanks in advance!
Kirk
I have a case where a need to display a single frame at a time so I can do some HTML parsing. Here is a description of where I need to go:
1. ... and click the "login" button.
2. With the white "System Overview" window displayed, select "Well Information" from the navigation window on the left hand side.
3. From the same navigation box then select "Well".
4. At the very top of the page search by "Permit To Drill# Equal to 2020010" ... then select the search button.
5. In the left hand side navigation box you will the need to select "PRUDHOE BAY UNIT 05-32A".
At this point I am now to where I would like to view the indiviual frames (General, Location, History, Production and Markers) in a seperate window one at a time. The ideal case would be if I could construct a URL string to just display each of the individual frames as needed.
Note, this page incorporates "non-right clicking" code. My work-around has been to use FireFox with this web developer extension to view the source code and disable js at the login page.
I have also been able to directly access the application by going to ... this might be since I was already logged-in.
Not sure if this is possible at all.
Thanks in advance!
Kirk