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I know that the definition of InetGetSource is - Gets the source from an URL without writing a temp file

Is there a switch that you can put in that will write a temp file ?

I am getting the source data from a HP JetDirect printer's web server.

If I do ConsoleWrite(_INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17')) I get the info I need. Without the ConsoleWrite I get no data, no errors.

I had a lot of help writing this script and it works great as long as the HP web page is stored locally. At home that was the only way to test the script, now that I am at work it has to pull the the JetDirect Card.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks

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I know that the definition of InetGetSource is - Gets the source from an URL without writing a temp file

Is there a switch that you can put in that will write a temp file ?

I am getting the source data from a HP JetDirect printer's web server.

If I do ConsoleWrite(_INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17')) I get the info I need. Without the ConsoleWrite I get no data, no errors.

I had a lot of help writing this script and it works great as long as the HP web page is stored locally. At home that was the only way to test the script, now that I am at work it has to pull the the JetDirect Card.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks

and the question is: How do you call _InetGetSource() in the case it "does not work"???

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I know that the definition of InetGetSource is - Gets the source from an URL without writing a temp file

Is there a switch that you can put in that will write a temp file ?

I am getting the source data from a HP JetDirect printer's web server.

If I do ConsoleWrite(_INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17')) I get the info I need. Without the ConsoleWrite I get no data, no errors.

I had a lot of help writing this script and it works great as long as the HP web page is stored locally. At home that was the only way to test the script, now that I am at work it has to pull the the JetDirect Card.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks

My appologies if this is insultingly basic, but did you save the data somewhere after removing ConsoleWrite()?

; ConsoleWrite(_INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17'))
$sPtrHTML = _INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17')
MsgBox(64, "Debug:HTML", $sPtrHTML)

:whistle:

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My appologies if this is insultingly basic, but did you save the data somewhere after removing ConsoleWrite()?

; ConsoleWrite(_INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17'))
$sPtrHTML = _INetGetSource('http://10.100.13.17')
MsgBox(64, "Debug:HTML", $sPtrHTML)

:whistle:

No, I just did that to test that the JetDirect card would give me data.

I had a ton of help from a great guy here, he wrote

For $source = _INetGetSource($Printers[$p])

So I know there is a ton of code missing, his script works awesome, it pulls the http:// adress from an Excel spreadsheet, goes to the source data and finds the toner % and then writes that data back into the excel spreadsheet.

I think there is something missing since it's pulling frmo the JEtdirect card ? Just looking for some advice.

Thanks

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