Hi Terry and Björnke,
If you use a link instead of a button and the GET method instead of
POST, you might be able to handle the xBrowser_RequestDownload
message and retrieve the url that contains all the information from
the form, although I have tried this.
Best,
Mark
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Op 10-mei-2007, om 4:55 heeft Björnke von Gierke het volgende
geschreven:
Try this command to set the browsers source to any data you want:
revBrowserSet["htmltext"] to the text of field 1
I don't think you can get the content of a htmlform from the
browser object directly. Also that seems rather backwards to me,
htmlform fields have even less build in styling possibilities then
rev fields. You might try to select the entered text manually
(might also be possible with javascript), and look if you get
anything afterwards by using this:
put revBrowserGet(BrowserID, "selected") into field 1
Have fun
Bjoernke
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