9 replies to this topic

[mlipok]

I manualy open this pdf in InternetExplorer

http://michaelo.pl/test_pdf/test.pdf

how to connect to this opened PDF using acrobat reader COM object

and how to save that PDF without opening file save dialog

Edited by mlipok, 01 May 2012 - 07:13 PM.

[mlipok]

I need something like

_IEAttach
__IEControlGetObjFromHWND

but I don't need attach to IE object


I need attach to AcroPDF.PDF.1 object --> opened pdf document

normaly opened in Acrobat Reader
and
opened in IE

[DaleHohm]

You may be able to get a reference to it with ObjGet

Dale

[Richard Robertson]

Why not just get the address from IE and download the file yourself?

[mlipok]

DaleHohm

THX
I check it



Richard Robertson

this is not that simple
adress
http://michaelo.pl/test_pdf/test.pdf
is only for example

I have problem with pdf which are opened in IE but url is diffrent than pdf file name

[mlipok]

small example

#include <ie.au3>
Local $oInternet = _IECreate()
$oInternet.Navigate("<a href='http://michaelo.pl/test_pdf/test.pdf' class='bbc_url' title='External link' rel='nofollow external'>http://michaelo.pl/test_pdf/test.pdf"</a>) ; Opening a web page that contains a form
MsgBox(0,'','')
;_IELoadWait($oInternet)
;Sleep(4000) ; Give the page time to load
Local $oDoc = $oInternet.document ; Example object to test
;Local $oForm = $oDoc.forms(0) ; Example object to test
MsgBox(0, "", "Interface name of $oInternet is: " & ObjName($oInternet) & @CRLF & _
  "Object name of $oInternet is:    " & ObjName($oInternet, 2) & @CRLF & _
  "Interface name of $oDoc is:    " & ObjName($oDoc) & @CRLF & _
  "Object name of $oDoc is:      " & ObjName($oDoc, 2) & @CRLF  )

[DaleHohm]

Are you trying to manipulate a PDF form? I've been down that road -- unfortunately what I found is that the COM interface from Adobe applies only to forms opened in Acrobat running in a local instance. The control hosted in a browser is different and they do not supply a COM interface to it (I opened a support case with Adobe about this and they first told me all I needed was Acrobat Pro, but later admitted that it could not be done).

Dale

[mlipok]

THX
DaleHohm

you have right

but i still think how to easy save opened PDF and I have an idea

before I open IE

I want to flush
@UserProfileDir & "Local settingTemporary Internet FilesContent.IE5"

its easy

PDF which I taken from the Web is always named "'aram.nkw*.pdf'"

what I must to do is : analyse directory structure for finding file "'aram.nkw*.pdf'"


but maybe there is a easy way ?

QUESTION:
how I can take a file name (or file location) from PDF document opened in IE

Edited by mlipok, 29 April 2012 - 06:43 PM.

[mlipok]

I just found a solution

It's easy
very easy and i think "How I can't get the solution before"

When I use AutoIT v3 Window Info
then in "Visible Text" now I see there is full path to the localy stored file

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[mlipok]

$string = WinGetText('http://michaelo.pl/test_pdf/test.pdf - Windows Internet Explorer', 'AVToolBarHostView')
StringRegExp($string,'(?i).*Temporary Internet Files.*.pdf',3)

Edited by mlipok, 01 May 2012 - 07:40 PM.