[Resolved] Get the text of the Options in a select of a Form

[mailmaster]

Is it posible to get all the text of the Options in a field select of a form using the _IE object?

I tryied _IEFormElementGetCollection & _IEFormElementOptionselect without success...

I have in a form

<select name="actDatos" size=5>
        <option value="4"> ANÁLISIS CLÍNICOS </option>
        <option value="30"> FISIOTERAPIA </option>
        <option value="51"> MEDICINA GENERAL /  DE FAMILIA </option>
...
</select>

and I want to get all the text of all of the options.

Edited February 3, 2009 by mailmaster

[mailmaster]

Is it posible to get all the text of the Options in a field select of a form using the _IE object?

I tryied _IEFormElementGetCollection & _IEFormElementOptionselect without success...

I have in a form

<select name="actDatos" size=5>
        <option value="4"> ANÁLISIS CLÍNICOS </option>
        <option value="30"> FISIOTERAPIA </option>
        <option value="51"> MEDICINA GENERAL /  DE FAMILIA </option>
...
</select>

and I want to get all the text of all of the options.

The answer was found in the forum:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=61538

via

$oSelect = _IEFormElementGetObjByName ($oFormulario, "actDatos")
    For $oItem In $oSelect.options
        $sItems=$oItem.text & @CRLF
    Next

[DaleHohm]

Is it posible to get all the text of the Options in a field select of a form using the _IE object?

I tryied _IEFormElementGetCollection & _IEFormElementOptionselect without success...

I have in a form

<select name="actDatos" size=5>
        <option value="4"> ANÁLISIS CLÍNICOS </option>
        <option value="30"> FISIOTERAPIA </option>
        <option value="51"> MEDICINA GENERAL /  DE FAMILIA </option>
...
</select>

and I want to get all the text of all of the options.

IE.au3 does not provide a convenience function for this, you need to use the DOM. For example:

#include <IE.au3>
$oIE = _IECreate(your-url)
$oSelect = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "actDatos")
$oOptions = $oSelect.options
For $oOption in $oOptions
    ConsoleWrite("Value: " & $oOption.value & " Text: <" & $oOption.text & ">" & @CRLF)
Next

Dale

[mailmaster]

IE.au3 does not provide a convenience function for this, you need to use the DOM. For example:

#include <IE.au3>
$oIE = _IECreate(your-url)
$oSelect = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "actDatos")
$oOptions = $oSelect.options
For $oOption in $oOptions
    ConsoleWrite("Value: " & $oOption.value & " Text: <" & $oOption.text & ">" & @CRLF)
Next

Dale

Thank you very much and by my side this thread can be closed.