I get an "Access is denied" message when trying to login on a webpage using WebRecorder (Macroscript WebRecorder GUI Version 4.02). I found an old post on this subject: Webrecorder "access denied" message from webpage Postby pgriffin » Mon Apr 11, 2005 8:59 am The suggestion was to use"RapidFIRE! co...

I have json string that has some keys with spaces. The following works because the key has no spaces (Sym1): JSONParse>HTMLResponse,dataset.ZoneYC.Sym1,theHigh The following errors with access violation with key having spaces (NQ - NQ11) JSONParse>HTMLResponse,dataset.ZoneYC.NQ - NQ11,theHigh I also...

Thank you Marcus. Seems so obvious now that I look a the command again.
Gerry

In the WebRecorder functions there is a function IEExtractTable to get table data. Is there a way to get the Style information about each <TD> cell? I am screen scraping a web page which denotes small sample size data by setting a yellow background on the data as in: [snippet=]<td style ='width=5.6%...

I have been trying to run more than one script at a time. Each one runs normal by itself, but if I run them together the scripts do not behave as expected. The problem is not user interface problems, just seems to be that the scripts are interfering with each other. Are variables being shared or som...

Thank you Marcus.

I guess I will just have to write a routine to see if the file was created and check the timestamp.

When using IEExtractTable>, the output file is created or over-written fine. However, I was trying to test if file could not be created to make sure my error handling was working. I set the existing data file to Read Only. I ran my script with the Read Only file as the output file. It did not over-w...

Thank you JRL. Looks like that should work.
Gerry

Let>theIndex=4
Let>Person%theIndex%=1
//is there a way to reference the variable Person4 by the theIndex variable as in:
//MessageModal>Person%theIndex%=%Person%theIndex%%
//The %'s inside %'s does not work, but is there way to reference variable with a variable in the name?
Thank you,
Gerry