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I'm trying to get the values out of these fields that I will be pulling from source every 20 seconds.

I'll most likely end up using the various variables in a GUI or just standard MsgBox's queried by shortcut keys.

$('user_group_size').innerHTML = "1489";
$('user_cash').innerHTML = "$198,519,293";
$('user_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_max_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_energy').innerHTML = "20";
$('user_max_energy').innerHTML = "120";
$('user_stamina').innerHTML = "12";
$('user_max_stamina').innerHTML = "15";
$('user_experience').innerHTML = "142006";
$('exp_for_next_level').innerHTML = "142507";
$('user_level').innerHTML = "150";

I'd like to put them into variables such as:

$user_group_size = "1489"
$user_cash = "$198,519,293"
$user_health = "323"
$user_max_health = "323"
$user_energy = "20"
$user_max_energy = "120"
$user_stamina = "12"
$user_max_stamina = "15"
$user_experience = "142006"
$exp_for_next_level = "142507"
$user_level = "150"

Any guidance would be much appreciated.

*Edited to add values to the variables.. to clear up any doubts.

Edit to include below:

Could I possibly just get enough help to search for this " $('user_health').innerHTML = "323"; " (I can't reg stringinstr because of the ' and " quotes..) I would like to get the number so that I can run it against a If $user_health < 100 Then Blah(). I'm just stuck as to how to get about the quotes.. Once again.. Any help would be awesome.

#include <IE.Au3>
#include <inet.au3>

$job_url = "http://"

;~ $oIE = _IECreate ("about:blank",0,1,1,0)
;~ _IELoadWait($oIE,1000)


;~ _IENavigate ($oIE, $job_url)
;~ _IELoadWait($oIE,1000)
;~ $sHTML = _IEDocReadHTML ($oIE)
;~ $UserHealthStringA = "user_health"
;~ $UserHealthStringB = '= "'
;MsgBox(0,"",StringInStr($sHTML, $UserHealthStringA))
;$user_health = StringRegExp($sHTML,'innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)"',1)
;~;MsgBox(0,"",_IEPropertyGet ($oIE, "body"))

;~ $user_group_size = ""
;~ $user_cash = ""
;~ $user_health = ""
;~ $user_max_health = ""
;~ $user_energy = ""
;~ $user_max_energy = ""
;~ $user_stamina = ""
;~ $user_max_stamina = ""
;~ $user_experience = ""
;~ $exp_for_next_level = ""
;~ $user_level = ""

;~ $Blah = 'Joes dat'"a said Beer!""'


ConsoleWrite(_GetName())
Func _GetName()
HttpSetProxy(0)
    Local $sSource = _INetGetSource($job_url)

   
    Local $sRetName = StringRegExpReplace($sSource, _
        '.innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)"','\1 \2 \3 \4 \5 \6')
   
    msgbox(1,"", $sRetName)
EndFunc;==> _GetName

I have tried.. I just do not know where to go to do this myself.

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$('\w+').innerHTML\s=\s"\d+";

or.. something like $('(.*?)').innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)";

$Variable = $('(.*?)').innerHTML\s=\s".*?";

$Val = $('.*?').innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)";

Is there a way to get around the quote issue? I've tried searching. (and is my syntax correct?)

I know that I can get between the ' quote by using..

if($var =~ m/'(.*)'/)

{

print "\nextract is $1 \n";

}

but thats perl. ;P Once again, thank you for any and all help.

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I'm afraid you can't do that - Help file quote:

Each variable has a name (again, similar to a mailbox) and must start with the $ character and may only contain letters, numbers and the underscore _ character.

AutoIt doesn't allow variable names having such a format.

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I'm afraid you can't do that - Help file quote:

AutoIt doesn't allow variable names having such a format.

Below is HTML that I am pulling. These are not variables.

$('user_group_size').innerHTML = "1489";
$('user_cash').innerHTML = "$198,519,293";
$('user_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_max_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_energy').innerHTML = "20";
$('user_max_energy').innerHTML = "120";
$('user_stamina').innerHTML = "12";
$('user_max_stamina').innerHTML = "15";
$('user_experience').innerHTML = "142006";
$('exp_for_next_level').innerHTML = "142507";
$('user_level').innerHTML = "150";

I would like to convert this HTML to stand alone variables for use with autoit. $('user_health').innerHTML = "323"; would convert to $user_health = 323, dynamically. (I hope I understood enough of what you said to get across what I'm trying to do.)

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$('\w+').innerHTML\s=\s"\d+";

or.. something like $('(.*?)').innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)";

$Variable = $('(.*?)').innerHTML\s=\s".*?";

$Val = $('.*?').innerHTML\s=\s"(.*?)";

Is there a way to get around the quote issue? I've tried searching. (and is my syntax correct?)

I know that I can get between the ' quote by using..

if($var =~ m/'(.*)'/)

{

print "\nextract is $1 \n";

}

but thats perl. ;P Once again, thank you for any and all help.

This pulls the values using StringRegExp(): 
#include <Array.au3>

Global $avStrings[11] = ["$('user_group_size').innerHTML = ""1489"";", _
        "$('user_cash').innerHTML = ""$198,519,293"";", _
        "$('user_health').innerHTML = ""323"";", _
        "$('user_max_health').innerHTML = ""323"";", _
        "$('user_energy').innerHTML = ""20"";", _
        "$('user_max_energy').innerHTML = ""120"";", _
        "$('user_stamina').innerHTML = ""12"";", _
        "$('user_max_stamina').innerHTML = ""15"";", _
        "$('user_experience').innerHTML = ""142006"";", _
        "$('exp_for_next_level').innerHTML = ""142507"";", _
        "$('user_level').innerHTML = ""150"";"]
Global $avRET, $iErrSav, $iExtSav
Global $sPattern = "(?:\$\(\')(\w+)(?:\'\)\.innerHTML = "")(.+)(?:"";)"

For $n = 0 To UBound($avStrings) - 1
    ConsoleWrite("String = " & $avStrings[$n] & @LF)

    $avRET = StringRegExp($avStrings[$n], $sPattern, 3)
    $iErrSav = @error
    $iExtSav = @extended
    If @error = 0 Then
        If UBound($avRET) = 2 Then
            ConsoleWrite($avRET[0] & " = " & $avRET[1] & @LF & @LF)
        Else
            ConsoleWrite("Error - unexpected array size." & @LF & @LF)
            _ArrayDisplay($avRET, "Error")
        EndIf
    Else
        ConsoleWrite("@error = " & $iErrSav & "  @extended = " & $iExtSav & @LF & @LF)
    EndIf
Next

This could also be done with non-RegExp string manipulation.

:P

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Watch this topic too http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=82274 because your problem made me look at "Assign". Any answer posted there might give you a clue.

Assign/Eval are evil I tell you!

:P

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Below is HTML that I am pulling. These are not variables.

$('user_group_size').innerHTML = "1489";
$('user_cash').innerHTML = "$198,519,293";
$('user_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_max_health').innerHTML = "323";
$('user_energy').innerHTML = "20";
$('user_max_energy').innerHTML = "120";
$('user_stamina').innerHTML = "12";
$('user_max_stamina').innerHTML = "15";
$('user_experience').innerHTML = "142006";
$('exp_for_next_level').innerHTML = "142507";
$('user_level').innerHTML = "150";

I would like to convert this HTML to stand alone variables for use with autoit. $('user_health').innerHTML = "323"; would convert to $user_health = 323, dynamically. (I hope I understood enough of what you said to get across what I'm trying to do.)

Why?

What would be the point?

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First of all, Thank you PSaltyDS. That RegEx is quite lovely. Sadly though.. I do not know how to edit the incoming HTML(add the extra quotes) with it on the fly. I still cannot even manage to get what you've written to show up in a msgbox. I'm going to include a sample HTML file. I'm certain there is a way to pull from raw html and end up with variables that contain values from the same source.

Why?

What would be the point?

My goal is to have these variables available to be used in a script that I've written/am writing for this particular game.. So.. If the variable $user_health = <100 It would be told to go to a specific URL which would heal. Of course there is a little more to it than that.

Thank you everyone that has tried so far to help me. :P

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First of all, Thank you PSaltyDS. That RegEx is quite lovely. Sadly though.. I do not know how to edit the incoming HTML(add the extra quotes) with it on the fly. I still cannot even manage to get what you've written to show up in a msgbox. I'm going to include a sample HTML file. I'm certain there is a way to pull from raw html and end up with variables that contain values from the same source.

My goal is to have these variables available to be used in a script that I've written/am writing for this particular game.. So.. If the variable $user_health = <100 It would be told to go to a specific URL which would heal. Of course there is a little more to it than that.

Thank you everyone that has tried so far to help me. :(

I still fail to see the benefits. :P

I think you should get familiar with the arrays, if not.

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First of all, Thank you PSaltyDS. That RegEx is quite lovely. Sadly though.. I do not know how to edit the incoming HTML(add the extra quotes) with it on the fly. I still cannot even manage to get what you've written to show up in a msgbox. I'm going to include a sample HTML file. I'm certain there is a way to pull from raw html and end up with variables that contain values from the same source.

My goal is to have these variables available to be used in a script that I've written/am writing for this particular game.. So.. If the variable $user_health = <100 It would be told to go to a specific URL which would heal. Of course there is a little more to it than that.

Thank you everyone that has tried so far to help me. :(

Well, it has finally seeped into the ossified parts of my brain that this is a game project, and I don't work on those (others here do, so you should still be able to get plenty of help).

My parting thought is just that what you have is NOT HTML, it is javascript extracted from an HTML page. You might want to look at just using the .eval method of the document object in the IE DOM like this: 

ConsoleWrite("user_health = " & $oIE.document.parentwindow.Eval('user_health') & @CR)

But that won't work as-is because what you are wanting to access is the .innerhtml of an object specified by $user_health in the Javascript.

Look into simply finding the html element's object with the _IE* functions and just checking $oElement.innerhtml for the value you want.

:P

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