Richard,
Thanks for your help. I will change the case issue in my code.
quote:
I'm a little confused why you have both console and GUI input - are you going to create an IE input page later?
The console input is to get the variable info at the begining of each day. Then the script will go to the site and re-save the same info at specified intervals throughout the day.
quote:
Also, what do you mean by "how do I pass the extra parameters"?
That question comes from this
My code:code:
$IE.Document.lblogin.posting.value = 1
$IE.Document.lblogin.Submit()
The HTML code it affects code:
// all is well
document.lblogin.posting.value = 1
document.lblogin.submit();
return;
The HTML code of the 2nd page that I want to also affect(this comes from the same approx area of the source as the first. code:
document.fixrates.posting.value = 1;
for (x=5; x<document.fixrates.length -4; x=x+ 7)
{
document.fixrates.elements[x].disabled=false;
}
document.fixrates.submit();
return;
There are extra statements that I'm think may be needed in my script but I don't know how to incorporate them.
[ 23. October 2003, 11:16: Message edited by: jacks73 ]
