I may be misreading, but I thought you were asking about how to copy and paste automatically? If so, if you name the webviewer you can use the script steps:
Go to Object "Named Webviewer" Select All Copy [] And than you can just "Paste" it into any field you would like. John On Mar 26, 2010, at 1:51 AM, Bruce Button wrote: > Thank you for all the helpful suggestions. > > The web page I am trying to work with is a Google search result. The > difficulty I'm having is that if I use the GetLayoutAttribute function below, > I get the PHP code of the page, which doesn't resemble the displayed text at > all. I can copy and paste manually from the web browser, or from the web > viewer as Beverley suggests. I'm not too worried about the lack of formatting > - just the text is fine - but is there a way of scripting this? (I'm working > on Windows, so I can't use the famed Applescript, although Autohotkeys seems > to do some similar things for Windows.) > > Thanks again > Bruce > > On 24/03/2010 11:16 PM, Tim Mansour wrote: >> >> On 25 March 2010 08:13, Tim Mansour <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> you can use the function >>> >>> GetLayoutObjectAttribute ( "objectname"; "content" ) >>> >>> to return the HTML currently loaded. >>> >> btw if you're on a Mac you could strip the HTML code with AppleScript >> or one of the built-in Unix tools. >> >> __________________________________________ John Haley Information Technology Supervisor 713/681-1414 (Office) 832/969-0227 (Mobile) www.AlwaysInSeason.com
