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| | How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Hi there I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. First I created an IE object and navigated it to "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. But I do want is the content of "Order" page. Hereafter are the codes I used: option explicit dim accessURL dim IE dim a set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" IE.navigate(accessURL) wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then IE.navigate(a.href) wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" exit for end if Next wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML Can any one help me? Many thanks in advance! Jason |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:#mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi there > > I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. > > First I created an IE object and navigated it to > "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". > Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link > Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page > Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source > codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. But > I do want is the content of "Order" page. > > Hereafter are the codes I used: > > option explicit > > dim accessURL > dim IE > dim a > > set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") > accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" > IE.navigate(accessURL) > wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > > for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") > if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then > IE.navigate(a.href) > wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > exit for > end if > Next > > wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML > > Can any one help me? > > Many thanks in advance! > > Jason > > a redirection happens because of lack of a cookie, not being signed in etc. -- Joe Fawcett (MVP - XML) http://joe.fawcett.name |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is displayed at the end of the code? Is it the expected page ? Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function used to ensure page is fully loaded) Tim "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi there > > I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. > > First I created an IE object and navigated it to > "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". > Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link > Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page > Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source > codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. But > I do want is the content of "Order" page. > > Hereafter are the codes I used: > > option explicit > > dim accessURL > dim IE > dim a > > set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") > accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" > IE.navigate(accessURL) > wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > > for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") > if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then > IE.navigate(a.href) > wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure > IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > exit for > end if > Next > > wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML > > Can any one help me? > > Many thanks in advance! > > Jason > > |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Hi Tim, Thanks for your help! I set IE visible but the content of IE's Document was not what I wanted. Also I appended one more line of code IE.quit and only the IE displaying the content of http://www.pennyweight.com.au quit. The new IE displaying "Order" page is still there but seems I have no way to get its Document object. Attached is the whole code I used. *********************************************** option explicit dim accessURL dim IE dim a dim i dim txt set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") IE.visible = true accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" IE.navigate(accessURL) 'Ensure the readystate of Document is complete i = 0 do until IE.ReadyState = 4 Wscript.Sleep 100 i = i + 1 if i > 50 then exit do loop i = 0 if IE.ReadyState = 4 then do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" Wscript.Sleep 100 i = i + 1 if i > 50 then exit do loop end if 'Get the link of order page for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") if Lcase(Trim(a.innerText)) = "order" then txt = a.href exit for end if next IE.navigate(txt) i = 0 do until IE.ReadyState = 4 Wscript.Sleep 100 i = i + 1 if i > 50 then exit do loop i = 0 if IE.ReadyState = 4 then do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" Wscript.Sleep 100 i = i + 1 if i > 50 then exit do loop end if wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML IE.quit ********************************************************* Best regards Jason "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote in message news:OdDUSTE$IHA.872@xxxxxx Quote: > If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is displayed > at the end of the code? Is it the expected page ? > > Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function > used to ensure page is fully loaded) > > Tim > > "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi there >> >> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. >> >> First I created an IE object and navigated it to >> "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". >> Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link >> Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page >> Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source >> codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. >> But I do want is the content of "Order" page. >> >> Hereafter are the codes I used: >> >> option explicit >> >> dim accessURL >> dim IE >> dim a >> >> set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") >> accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" >> IE.navigate(accessURL) >> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >> >> for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") >> if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then >> IE.navigate(a.href) >> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >> exit for >> end if >> Next >> >> wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML >> >> Can any one help me? >> >> Many thanks in advance! >> >> Jason >> >> > |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Hi Joe, I found the URL of the new page (http://www.pennyweight.com.au/order.html) is different from the original. So I don'yt think it is a redirection issue. Many thanks Jason "Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:%23ZrM0SE$IHA.1180@xxxxxx Quote: > > > "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:#mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: >> Hi there >> >> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. >> >> First I created an IE object and navigated it to >> "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". >> Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link >> Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page >> Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source >> codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. >> But I do want is the content of "Order" page. >> >> Hereafter are the codes I used: >> >> option explicit >> >> dim accessURL >> dim IE >> dim a >> >> set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") >> accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" >> IE.navigate(accessURL) >> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >> >> for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") >> if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then >> IE.navigate(a.href) >> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >> exit for >> end if >> Next >> >> wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML >> >> Can any one help me? >> >> Many thanks in advance! >> >> Jason >> >> > maybe a redirection happens because of lack of a cookie, not being signed > in etc. > > -- > > Joe Fawcett (MVP - XML) > http://joe.fawcett.name |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE i = 0 do until IE.ReadyState = 4 Wscript.Sleep 100 i = i + 1 if i > 50 then exit do loop I don't know whether this is the problem, but I don't see the point of the count to 50. You've designed it so that your script fails if the page takes more than 5 seconds to load. |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Hi, Jason If you stick a message box statement in to pause the script before navigating to the order page, you can mouse around the web page and get some ideas of what is happening. If you hold the mouse over the order link, IE will show the HREF in the status bar (if you have status bar being displayed). It is not an ordinary HREF; it is a reference to a JScript routine called order. This routine pops up a new window, and displays http://www.pennyweight.com.au/order.html. Perhaps your script can be modified to extract the order.html link and navigate there and then play with its HTML. -Paul Randall "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OxB2rbm$IHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi Tim, > > Thanks for your help! > > I set IE visible but the content of IE's Document was not what I wanted. > Also I appended one more line of code IE.quit and only the IE displaying > the content of http://www.pennyweight.com.au quit. The new IE displaying > "Order" page is still there but seems I have no way to get its Document > object. > > Attached is the whole code I used. > > *********************************************** > option explicit > > dim accessURL > dim IE > dim a > dim i > dim txt > > set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") > IE.visible = true > accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" > > IE.navigate(accessURL) > > 'Ensure the readystate of Document is complete > i = 0 > do until IE.ReadyState = 4 > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > > i = 0 > if IE.ReadyState = 4 then > do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > end if > > 'Get the link of order page > for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") > if Lcase(Trim(a.innerText)) = "order" then > txt = a.href > exit for > end if > next > > > IE.navigate(txt) > i = 0 > do until IE.ReadyState = 4 > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > > i = 0 > if IE.ReadyState = 4 then > do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > end if > > wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML > IE.quit > ********************************************************* > > Best regards > > Jason > > > > "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote in message > news:OdDUSTE$IHA.872@xxxxxx Quote: >> If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is displayed >> at the end of the code? Is it the expected page ? >> >> Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function >> used to ensure page is fully loaded) >> >> Tim >> >> "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi there >>> >>> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. >>> >>> First I created an IE object and navigated it to >>> "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". >>> Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link >>> Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page >>> Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source >>> codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. >>> But I do want is the content of "Order" page. >>> >>> Hereafter are the codes I used: >>> >>> option explicit >>> >>> dim accessURL >>> dim IE >>> dim a >>> >>> set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") >>> accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" >>> IE.navigate(accessURL) >>> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >>> >>> for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") >>> if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then >>> IE.navigate(a.href) >>> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >>> exit for >>> end if >>> Next >>> >>> wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML >>> >>> Can any one help me? >>> >>> Many thanks in advance! >>> >>> Jason >>> >>> >> > |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Here's a function which will return a reference to an IE window which has a given URL. You can use this to get a handle on the new window which opens on following the link. Tim Usage: Dim myIE Set myIE = GetIE("http://www.google.com") If not myIE is nothing then 'do something End if 'Find and return an IE window with matching URL 'Assumes no frames. Function GetIE(sAddress) Dim objShell , objShellWindows, o Dim retVal, sURL Set retVal = Nothing Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows For Each o In objShellWindows sURL = "" On Error Resume Next sURL = o.document.Location On Error GoTo 0 If sURL <> "" Then If ucase(Left(sURL, Len(sAddress))) = ucase(sAddress) Then Set retVal = o Exit For End If End If Next o Set GetIE = retVal End Function "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OxB2rbm$IHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi Tim, > > Thanks for your help! > > I set IE visible but the content of IE's Document was not what I wanted. > Also I appended one more line of code IE.quit and only the IE displaying > the content of http://www.pennyweight.com.au quit. The new IE displaying > "Order" page is still there but seems I have no way to get its Document > object. > > Attached is the whole code I used. > > *********************************************** > option explicit > > dim accessURL > dim IE > dim a > dim i > dim txt > > set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") > IE.visible = true > accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" > > IE.navigate(accessURL) > > 'Ensure the readystate of Document is complete > i = 0 > do until IE.ReadyState = 4 > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > > i = 0 > if IE.ReadyState = 4 then > do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > end if > > 'Get the link of order page > for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") > if Lcase(Trim(a.innerText)) = "order" then > txt = a.href > exit for > end if > next > > > IE.navigate(txt) > i = 0 > do until IE.ReadyState = 4 > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > > i = 0 > if IE.ReadyState = 4 then > do until IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" > Wscript.Sleep 100 > i = i + 1 > if i > 50 then exit do > loop > end if > > wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML > IE.quit > ********************************************************* > > Best regards > > Jason > > > > "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote in message > news:OdDUSTE$IHA.872@xxxxxx Quote: >> If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is displayed >> at the end of the code? Is it the expected page ? >> >> Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function >> used to ensure page is fully loaded) >> >> Tim >> >> "jason" <atechmark@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx Quote: >>> Hi there >>> >>> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. >>> >>> First I created an IE object and navigated it to >>> "http://www.pennyweight.com.au", I have used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete". >>> Secondly, I used codes to find the url of the "Order" link >>> Thirdly, I used IE to navigate to this new order page >>> Unfortunately, the content returned by the Document object is the source >>> codes of page "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" instead of "Order" page. >>> But I do want is the content of "Order" page. >>> >>> Hereafter are the codes I used: >>> >>> option explicit >>> >>> dim accessURL >>> dim IE >>> dim a >>> >>> set IE = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") >>> accessURL = "http://www.pennyweight.com.au" >>> IE.navigate(accessURL) >>> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >>> >>> for each a in IE.Document.GetElementsByTagName("a") >>> if Lcase(a.innerText) = "order" then >>> IE.navigate(a.href) >>> wscript.sleep 5000 ' actually I used a function to ensure >>> IE.Document.ReadyState = "complete" >>> exit for >>> end if >>> Next >>> >>> wscript.echo IE.Document.GetElementsbyTagName("html")(0).innerHTML >>> >>> Can any one help me? >>> >>> Many thanks in advance! >>> >>> Jason >>> >>> >> > |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE On Aug 15, 1:23*am, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote: Quote: > Here's a function which will return a reference to an IE window which hasa > given URL. *You can use this to get a handle on the new window which opens > on following the link. > > Tim > > Usage: > * *Dim myIE > * *Set myIE = GetIE("http://www.google.com") > * *If not myIE is nothing then > * * * *'do something > * *End if > > 'Find and return an IE window with matching URL > 'Assumes no frames. > Function GetIE(sAddress) > > Dim objShell , objShellWindows, o > Dim retVal, sURL > > * * Set retVal = Nothing > * * Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") > * * Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows > > * * For Each o In objShellWindows > * * * * sURL = "" > * * * * On Error Resume Next > * * * * sURL = o.document.Location > * * * * On Error GoTo 0 > * * * * If sURL <> "" Then > * * * * * * If ucase(Left(sURL, Len(sAddress))) = ucase(sAddress) Then > * * * * * * * Set retVal = o > * * * * * * * Exit For > * * * * * * End If > * * * * End If * *Next o > > * * Set GetIE = retVal > End Function > > "jason" <atechm...@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:OxB2rbm$IHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: Quote: > > "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote in message > >news:OdDUSTE$IHA.872@xxxxxx Quote: > >> If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is displayed > >> at the end of the code? *Is it the expected page ? Quote: Quote: > >> Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function > >> used to ensure page is fully loaded) Quote: Quote: > >> Tim Quote: Quote: > >> "jason" <atechm...@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >>news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx > >>> Hi there Quote: Quote: > >>> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. Tim. You're on the right track, but the initial problem is that the page that Jason is referencing does NOT follow a URL at the anchor he is searching for. Rather, it is accessed by a JavaScript function call. So, the first thing to do is use an a.click in place of the a.href/ IE.Navigate construct of his example script. Also, since he doesn't get the new pages URL from the anchor, he is forced to search for the new window by title. Here's a function that finds the FIRST occurence of an IE window with a matching part of its title ... set IEW = FindWindow("How to") if IEW is Nothing then wsh.echo "Window not found" else wsh.echo left(IEW.document.body.InnerHTML, 128) end if Function FindWindow(sTitle) Dim wndw set FindWindow = Nothing with createobject("shell.application") for each wndw in .windows if instr(lcase(typename(wndw.document)), "htmldocument") > 0 then if Instr(lcase(wndw.document.title), lcase(sTitle)) > 0 then set FindWindow = wndw exit function end if end if next end with end function HTH, Tom Lavedas =========== |
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| | Re: How to get the content of a newly created instance of IE Hi Tom, You gave me a perfect idea to solve my problem. Many thanks! Jason "Tom Lavedas" <tglbatch@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:72c24022-f9c1-4d0c-9512-5387291cdfe7@xxxxxx On Aug 15, 1:23 am, "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote: Quote: > Here's a function which will return a reference to an IE window which has > a > given URL. You can use this to get a handle on the new window which opens > on following the link. > > Tim > > Usage: > Dim myIE > Set myIE = GetIE("http://www.google.com") > If not myIE is nothing then > 'do something > End if > > 'Find and return an IE window with matching URL > 'Assumes no frames. > Function GetIE(sAddress) > > Dim objShell , objShellWindows, o > Dim retVal, sURL > > Set retVal = Nothing > Set objShell = CreateObject("Shell.Application") > Set objShellWindows = objShell.Windows > > For Each o In objShellWindows > sURL = "" > On Error Resume Next > sURL = o.document.Location > On Error GoTo 0 > If sURL <> "" Then > If ucase(Left(sURL, Len(sAddress))) = ucase(sAddress) Then > Set retVal = o > Exit For > End If > End If Next o > > Set GetIE = retVal > End Function > > "jason" <atechm...@xxxxxx> wrote in message > > news:OxB2rbm$IHA.3380@xxxxxx Quote: Quote: > > "Tim Williams" <timjwilliams at gmail dot com> wrote in message > >news:OdDUSTE$IHA.872@xxxxxx Quote: > >> If you look at the IE window (after setting it visible) what is > >> displayed > >> at the end of the code? Is it the expected page ? Quote: Quote: > >> Might help to show the actual code you used (ie. include your function > >> used to ensure page is fully loaded) Quote: Quote: > >> Tim Quote: Quote: > >> "jason" <atechm...@xxxxxx> wrote in message > >>news:%23mTtl9C$IHA.1152@xxxxxx > >>> Hi there Quote: Quote: > >>> I am using vbscript to collect information from web site. Tim. You're on the right track, but the initial problem is that the page that Jason is referencing does NOT follow a URL at the anchor he is searching for. Rather, it is accessed by a JavaScript function call. So, the first thing to do is use an a.click in place of the a.href/ IE.Navigate construct of his example script. Also, since he doesn't get the new pages URL from the anchor, he is forced to search for the new window by title. Here's a function that finds the FIRST occurence of an IE window with a matching part of its title ... set IEW = FindWindow("How to") if IEW is Nothing then wsh.echo "Window not found" else wsh.echo left(IEW.document.body.InnerHTML, 128) end if Function FindWindow(sTitle) Dim wndw set FindWindow = Nothing with createobject("shell.application") for each wndw in .windows if instr(lcase(typename(wndw.document)), "htmldocument") > 0 then if Instr(lcase(wndw.document.title), lcase(sTitle)) > 0 then set FindWindow = wndw exit function end if end if next end with end function HTH, Tom Lavedas =========== |
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