The following is a cut down version of automating Google searches.
goIE = CREATEOBJECT([InternetExplorer.Application])
goIE.Navigate2([<<a href="http://www.google.com])" target="top"
>>http://www.google.com])<</a>>
WaitForReadyState(4, 5000)
loInputElements = goIE.Document.GetElementsByTagName([Input])
loGoogleSearchInput = loInputElements.Item(1) && search field
loGoogleSearchButton = loInputElements.Item(2)
loGoogleSearchInput.Value = [TEST]
loGoogleSearchButton.Click()
WaitForReadyState(4, 5000)
loNodes = goIE.Document.GetElementsByTagName([A])
li = 0
FOR EACH loNode IN loNodes
li = li + 1
IF loNode.ClassName = [l]
?li
?loNode.InnerHTML
?loNode.ToString
ENDIF
ENDFOR
If I run this at the command window (putting the FOR loop in a temp program
and run it) I get what's expected. If I run it step by step in the debugger
I get what's expected.
But if I run it as a program, I get no display.
Suspending the program and trying this at the command window
xxx = lonodes.item[1]
Produces a "OLE error code 0x80070005: Access is denied." error using IE8.
IE6 doesn't provide any error, just doesn't seem to work. Using XP SP3.
I assume this is some sort of IE security setting but I wouldn't know where
to turn. Again, this works at the command window and the debugging window if
I step through the code...but not running it.
Thanks for any help,
Bill Anderson
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