Here is a simple example to get you started which uses the HTTPRequest> command and simple parsing techniques. // Show the results of a parsed webpage inside a Dialog Dialog>Dialog1 Caption=Dialog1 Width=403 Height=301 Top=150 Left=31 Edit=msEdit1,80,40,81, Label=ZipCode,24,40,true Button=Go,232,40,...

Even Easier!

but the resulting file doesn’t include bar graphs Are you opening the resulting file in a browser? Maybe there is javascript code which needs to execute in the browser - and just looking at the file in a text editor is not showing what you expect. I would need to be able to hit your URL to debug ...

I use FireFox browser. Install the Add-on called "Web Developer" I installed the latest version "Web Developer 1.1.9 Then when you have a web page showing on screen, there are many things the "Web Developer Add-on" can do for you. What I did is select an option which dynamically changes form methods...

Something similar to this might work for you. Windows which are minimized to the task bar usually will show a few characters of their caption. By updating the caption to show your percentage complete, this should be visible while you are actively clicking buttons in a foreground application. I only ...

This gives the answer


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This works for me. It translates from English to French To not have to view the results in a browser (like I did here) you would have to parse the answer out of the HTML and view just the result. Let>txt=hello Let>url=http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate_txt?ei=UTF-8&doit=done&fr=bf-res&intl=1&tt=ur...

This may help you - it's an example I built a long time ago. -------------------- Here is a simple example built with version 10 of Macro Scheduler. Version 12 has MUCH greater control over Dialogs and so you have many more creative options with that version. Version 12 should run this code also sin...

Well when I ran your code nothing appeared to happen because the message box popped up BEHIND the main window.

Changing this to a MessageModal> solved this problem.


Then I was able to see a great deal of HTML returned.


So can you clarify your problem?

Let me know if adding this setting changes anything....

This should give you the right idea..... I couldn't test it but the syntax is mostly correct :) VBSTART Function GetIn(host) Dim WshShell, oExec, input Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") Set oExec = WshShell.Exec("sc.exe \\" + host + " query LIveUpdate") input = "" Do While True If Not oEx...

Is there a way to use Scheduler to change the background colour on a local html file.

Sure. There are plenty of File I/O functions and String processing functions to perform this task. There are also RegEx (regular expressions) support to make this task easier.

Try this. Be sure to read the section of Macro Scheduler on how to enable SSL support because this is using a URL of https let>txt=hello //Get your own Google_api_key here: //https://code.google.com/apis/console/ Let>Google_api_key=AIasdasdkULliuliNINIIIadasd2 HTTPRequest>https://www.googleapis.com/...

This example should help you out. It will parse the HTML apart into individual string variables //Parse HTML Let>MSG_WIDTH=300 Let>MSG_HEIGHT=300 //Using WebRecorder or some other method //Enter the BRT number and submit the form //Then capture the resulting HTML response to //a file or a string var...

Yes, you are correct.

That is why the ability to parse apart the HTML using Regx (or some other method) is going to be the most helpful, I think.