Greetings,
I've dabbled in programming/scripting a little, but never really seem to get
the hang of it. I thought I'd try out Python for a front-end to my
SQL database project. I've worked through the tutorial, and a few others to
some extent. At the moment, I'm really just tinkering, but have
What I need to do is load a web-page, enter a password-protected
site
and follow certain links, it needs to have frames and follow the
refresh
meta. I'm running winxp, python 2.4
Do you need to do this interactively in a browser?
It sounds like scripting the process using urlib might be a
I'd like to use the result.numfields() function to count the fields
on a
given table, but apparently don't quite grasp how to implement it.
Below is
my lame attempt.
OK, I've never use the numfields function so have no idea how it works
nor why I'd want to use it but...
sql = SELECT * FROM
Ismael Garrido wrote:
Hello.
I've been looking around for a web browser either written in python, or
with python bindings.
What I need to do is load a web-page, enter a password-protected site
and follow certain links, it needs to have frames and follow the refresh
meta. I'm running
Don Parris wrote:
I'd like to use the result.numfields() function to count the fields on a
given table, but apparently don't quite grasp how to implement it. Below is
my lame attempt. I searched the comp.lang.python group via Google, but
didn't find any relevant info. The MySQLdb User Guide
Hi,
As was recommended to me in a previous thread if you're on a
Windows machine with IE installed then PAMIE
(http://www.pamie.sourceforge.net) can simplify using the IE COM and does
nearly everything you need.
Pamie doesn't support frames correctly yet, but it is very easy to hack
in
Ai, for the frames you just call the win32 methods directly. Easy enough, just got to deal with the DOM!On 6/11/05, Craig Booth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hi, As was recommended to me in a previous thread if you're on a
Windows machine with IE installed then PAMIE(http://www.pamie.sourceforge.net)
Hullo,
Firstly, thanks to everyone who helped me find my own IP address. That
was a big help. That bit is working now, and working very nicely. I am
now stuck on something purely aesthetic - printing a few dots across the
screen to provide a bit of feedback while the VPN tunnel is being
On Jun 12, 2005, at 00:42, Simon Gerber wrote:
Any hints? I looked up the python reference manual, but couldn't find
any way to force print statements to draw. Should I be looking into
threads, perhaps?
I/O in Python is buffered -- that is, it uses RAM whenever
possible to delay the
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005, Ismael Garrido wrote:
I've been looking around for a web browser either written in python, or
with python bindings.
MozPython? http://www.thomas-schilz.de/MozPython/README.html
What I need to do is load a web-page, enter a password-protected site
and follow certain
Oops! Didn't mean to reply off-list.
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 23:16:47 +0100
Alan G [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
HI Don,
result = Cursor.fetchone()
Con.close()
# Count the fields
result.num_fields()
Should I have done something more like this?
a = result
the DB code
On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 19:42:27 -0400, Simon Gerber wrote
(in article [EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Hullo,
Firstly, thanks to everyone who helped me find my own IP address. That
was a big help. That bit is working now, and working very nicely. I am
now stuck on something purely aesthetic - printing a
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