asawyer13

I've searched for Parse, parse webpage, save http, scrape (which it says there isn't any but I could have sworn I saw a message earlier in my searches), harvest and can't find anything that will show me how to save the current website page in either a variable or clipboard, or a fullproof way to do with ctrl a (which I'm having trouble doing because my cursor is sitting in an edit box). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Alan

Well I searched for Load Web Page, but the search engine doesn't like 3 characters fields. I tried Parse Page, but didn't see anything. It's probably something fairly simple, but I just can't see to find how to load a webpage into a variable or clipboard so I can parse it. Can someone point me in the right direction, or the proper search fields? Thanks, Alan

If I can read the webpage into the clipboard or variable and then parse it, I think that would do it. I'll try to search and see what I come up with. Thanks, Alan

Okay, so what I tried to do was this. Upon entry into the webpage, the cursor is sitting in an text box. If I single mouse click somewhere outside of the edit field, ctrl a, ctrl c, and then click again somewhere outside the edit field, that should get me the text in the clipboard, when I can then check. The problem is that I can't seem to find some mouse position that always works. Is there a different way to accomplish this but using different commands or something? Alan

I am trying to enter some information into a webpage. On occasions a particular field may not be entererable by me. Is there a way to determine the cursor position so I can see if I've tabbed over the field that is sometimes missing, so I won't try to put data in it? Thanks, Alan