Thomas,
Thanks for that but it seems to suffer from the same problem. The Save As
button doesn't use the ExecWB function but calls execCommand(SaveAs...) on
the document in the browser.
I've tried adding an additional button that calls ExecWB(4, 3, filename)
but the javascript doesn't save, just like Perl.
Thanks,
Kev.
"Thomas Drugeon"
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This should help:
http://www.google.fr/search?q=cache:BNx6ecF6clcC:www.faqts.com/knowledge_bas
e/view.phtml/aid/11852+%22-%3EExecWB%22+save&hl=fr&ie=UTF-8
Regards,
Thomas
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>
> This question came up last November and while one solution might be to
use
> James Tilmans Authen::NTLM module, I'd still be interested in knowing the
> knowing how to get IE to do the same thing.
>
> Basically downloading using LWP is failing through some firewalls while
IE
> works. I can get IE to save the file, but only if the user is prompted
for
> a file name using the standard file save dialog box. The call is
>
> $ie->ExecWB( 4, 0 )
>
> A second parameter of 3 should allow the use of a third parameter (a
> variant of type BSTR) as the file to save as. The dialog box doesn't
> appear but the file doesn't get saved either.
>
> I've tried various things along the lines of
>
> my $variant = Variant( VT_BSTR , "c:\\temp\\download.html" );
> $tag->ExecWB(4, 3, $variant );
>
> but had no luck so far.
>
> Does anyone have any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kev.
>
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