Read HTTP in enbeded website

[BartW]

Hello all.

I am writing a script for to put the time in a system.

The disadvantage is that this goes by means of HTML page.

Now I am already up to that point that the script can log in and go’s to the correct page .

Only now I cannot read the part that I need to fill in the time.

It seems that it is on incorporated browser .

I have made a JPG so it whot be more clear what the problem is.

The green part is what autoit can read.

Red is what autoit can’t read .

Can any one give me a hint of how I can approach that piece.

Thanks in advance

Bart

Edited February 22, 2012 by BartW

[Guest]

You will have to manually identity the tag used to Embed the webpage by using a browser and in that tag they will have the URL. simply use that URL to do what you were trying to do.

E.G.

Edited February 22, 2012 by Guest

[BartW]

well i think i don't get it.

i can not naviaget to the link it returs me to the same page.

and the _IEBodyReadHTML( $oIE) needs a object to work.

[Guest]

What is the website URL, so i can see it.

[Guest]

well i think i don't get it.

i can not naviaget to the link it returs me to the same page.

and the _IEBodyReadHTML( $oIE) needs a object to work.

By the way you can use the following to get the HTML.

#include <Inet.au3>
_INetGetSource($s_URL [, $bString = 'True'])

Edited February 22, 2012 by Guest

[BartW]

well i can not let you see the site because it an internal web site of a very old machine.

I know this makes it harder to help me.

I wil test the _INetGetSource if i can see inside

[somdcomputerguy]

From the screenshot you posted, and that you said it's a 'very old' machine, the site is probably framed pages. Look at the source code of the main page, and get the URL's in the frameset tags. Load each one separately (just in your browser), and by trial and error, you'll get the one you need. The AutoIt code needed now is the next step..

[BartW]

thank you all.

for the good pointers

After some frustrating hours I finally go it to work.

the problem was the embedded url looks almost the same as the main url.

there was only 1 character difference.