IE help

[PsaltyDS]

The thing is, in my code, the [$row][$col] that I have assigned is giving me the correct info when msgBox the field out. Do you see any flaw in the code?

You're not really asking me what could be wrong that's causing your script to work correctly, are you?!

[dufran3]

Here, I found something out....If I remove a line, everything works fine...add it in, errors.

Global $oProductKey = $tableArray[0][2]

That line is the problem, if I comment it out, no errors.

Is it because it is finding 2 tables?

[dufran3]

attached is what the site looks like, of course with information changed....just so you know exactly what I'm looking at.

License_Confirmation.htm

[PsaltyDS]

attached is what the site looks like, of course with information changed....just so you know exactly what I'm looking at.

Good idea, that helped a lot! But I'm seeing the strange row/col to col/row reversal I mentioned earlier. It's not hard to compensate for, just unexpected. The number you want clearly shows up in the page at the third row down [2], and the second column [1]. But when the _ArrayDisplay() shows that table "Table: 0", you see it at [1][2].

This demo pulls the data from that page two different ways. First it shows the contents of all the tables, then it only pulls data from the one table:

#include <ie.au3>
#include <array.au3>

$HtmlFile = "C:\Temp\License_Confirmation.htm" ; the downloaded file
$oIE = _IECreate($HtmlFile)

; Reading all the tables
$colTables = _IETableGetCollection($oIE)
MsgBox(64, "Tables", "There are " & @extended & " tables.")
$n = 0
For $oTable In $colTables
    _ArrayDisplay(_IETableWriteToArray($oTable), "Table: " & $n)
    $n += 1
Next

; Reading only the table of interest
$oTable = _IETableGetCollection($oIE, 0)
$avTable = _IETableWriteToArray($oTable)
$ProductKey = $avTable[1][2]
MsgBox(64, "Product Key", "The product key is: " & $ProductKey)

Cheers!

[DaleHohm]

AutoIt arrays do not have a concept of rows and columns - how would you apply it to a 3 or 4 or 5 dimensional array? I can understand why you would say that the assignment of rows and columns to the array is backwards however.

I might add a transpose option to the function in the future, but for now you'll simply need to adjust your perspective.

Dale

[dufran3]

Thanks a lot PsaltyDS. I am now able to get the key without any errors. i really appreciate your help and everyone else's!!!!! I have learned a lot about these IE functions in the last week!