Best way to do this?

[Klexen]

I have an online invoice program shows results of a random amount of customers based off search query. What I need to do is _IEnavigate to each record listed in the search results.

Each records html link is

<a href="javascript:navigateForm(document.forward,'eval','465248249', '7615489764', 'E','A','null'  )">

What would be the best way to have it click on each of the records? I was thinking of finding a way to collect the first group of numbers (465248249) and second (7615489764) from each of the records... Then doing something like

$n2URL = "javascript:navigateForm(document.forward,'eval',$numset1, $numset2, 'E','A','null'  )"
_IENavigate($oIE,$n2URL)

If this is the best method, can someone help me figure out a way to get the two set of numbers for each record, then have it navigate to each of them? Or if there is a better method, then please share?

I've been looking at _IEBodyReadHTML and stringbetween, but maybe there is more simple way.

Thank you so much!

[Klexen]

I will paypal $10 to who ever comes up with the best solution that works.

[diablo456]

hey i might beable to help but i dont understand fully what your talking about do you have aim yahoo or msn

[bo8ster]

I will paypal $10 to who ever comes up with the best solution that works.

This is not rent-a-coder. Have a play with _IEBodyReadHTML to the the information into your program then go from there.

Post your code when your done.

[Juvigy]

I think it would be best to use _IETagNameGetCollection ($oIE, "a") to get all your a objects , put it in a loop to filter the unwanted ones and then navigate to the right ones.

[jvanegmond]

I think it would be best to use _IETagNameGetCollection ($oIE, "a") to get all your a objects , put it in a loop to filter the unwanted ones and then navigate to the right ones.

This is the way to go, although I recommend using _IELinkGetCollection , because an <a> tag is not always a hyperlink.

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Edited December 4, 2009 by Manadar