Hi Bruno, take a really close look at the source you are quoting: >>parse page: read http://www.server [ some [thru "SRC=^"" here: >>(insert here "http://www.server")] to end ] and compare it to what you are doing: >parsepage: read http://www.no.com.br/servlets/ specifically note parse page: vs. parsepage: See the missing space between parse and page? The source you are quoting is submitting the result of reading the Webpage to the parse function, after it has set the word page to point at the Webpage that was read. In contrast you are not using the parse function at all, and instead you are setting a word called parsepage to point at the Web page you read. There are other details that you should consider. But this should get you started. At 06:05 PM 7/6/00 -0300, you wrote: >Em Thursday, July 06 2000, 17:39:01, ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) disse: > > >>parse page: read http://www.server [ some [thru "SRC=^"" here: >>(insert here "http://www.server")] to end ] > >Thanks for your answer. I tried that and it didn't seem to work, but I'm not >even sure if i did the right thing. Here is how my script looks like: > >REBOL [ > Title: "Page Sender" >] > >header: make system/standard/email [ > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: "Teste do NO. via REBOL!" > Organization: "Just a Test" > X-mailer: [REBOL] > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: "text/html" >] > >parsepage: read http://www.no.com.br/servlets/ >newstorm.notitia.apresentacao.ServletDeSecao [ > some [ > thru "src=^"" here: (insert here "http://www.no.com.br") > ] > to end >] > >send/header [EMAIL PROTECTED] parsepage header > >Is it correct? > >-Bruno > > > ;- Elan [ : - ) ]
