OK. Awesome I will give it a try this week and let you know. I appreciate
the help.
On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 2:39 PM, Filip Havlicek wrote:
> To download the data, you can use either standard Java URL and
> URLConnection classes or the HttpClient from apache included in Android.
> Googling those c
To download the data, you can use either standard Java URL and URLConnection
classes or the HttpClient from apache included in Android. Googling those
classes should result in some decent hits. You can then parse the String to
get the value and then pass the page to your WebView by calling it's
loa
No, no I did not think of that. Mainly because I do not know how to do that.
Is that done in a webview? Can you tell me what I am to google to learn how
to do this or perhaps point me to some code or tutorial?
Thanks for the help by the way. :)
On Fri, Jul 8, 2011 at 6:40 AM, Filip Havlicek wrote
Did you consider just downloading the page and parsing the value manually
(to get the value) and then providing the downloaded page to webview (to
display the page)?
2011/7/7 Richard Diuk
> yes I need to display it and pull the hidden value. and i was just using an
> httpGet for supplying the ot
yes I need to display it and pull the hidden value. and i was just using an
httpGet for supplying the other value back(but I'm really not set on any one
method)
On Thu, Jul 7, 2011 at 3:58 AM, Filip Havlicek wrote:
> Do you need to display the webpage? Or you are just interested in the value
> if
Do you need to display the webpage? Or you are just interested in the value
if the hidden input? How is the other value supposed to be sent back to the
server, is it via javascript, is it a html form or something else?
2011/7/6 sabanim
> OK so it does not need to be webview but that's the closes
OK so it does not need to be webview but that's the closest I have
gotten to solving my problem. (going on 2 weeks now).
ok so right now I am using a webview to go and see a page. On that
page is a hidden input tag with an id and value.
I need to pull that value and use it in java. Eventually I n
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