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I have a webpage that dynamically produces data, it places a check mark next to any of 4-6 options to indicate accuracy. I want to develop a way to target those options checked. The format is as follows:

Set1:

------Option1

------Option2

----\/Option3(checked)

------Option4

A total of 10 sets, and the check placement is random among the 4-6 options. The HTML relevant is as follows:

<td id="LID9_4"><img src="correct.gif"></td><td style="text-align: right;" valign="top"><nobr><input disabled="disabled" value="LID9_4" name="Answer9" type="radio"><b>Option 4

I need to pair the 9 and the 4 from LID9_4 into a variable for later use. The format of the LID9_4 is Set9 Option4.

The thing I am having the most trouble with is locating that correct.gif and then pairing it with the LID9_4. I could develop an array for those if I could isolate them.

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Something like this perhaps:

$oTDs = _IETagnameGetCollection($oIE, "td")
For $oTD in $oTDs
    If StringInStr(_IEPropertyGet($oTD, "innerhtml"), "correct.gif") Then
        ;;; Found one
    EndIf
Next

Dale

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