Thanks Xeo786, I had actually done just that by grabbing the whole body and adding it to an array using the "tr" value. looping through all 200-400 row takes 10-20 seconds, which was just too slow. But, you gave me an idea. There are 13-14 tables, and each has a unique, but consistent, title, which ...

I have a web page containing 13-14 tables, which displays 200-400 rows in total on the page. Each row contains at least 1 target link, allowing the user to jump to it from a listview at the top of the page. I collect the links using pwb.document.getElementsByTagName("A") and do some manipulation/sor...

I get this error on launch of v10-13-16 FYI.

Error at line 3073.

Line Text: % Sci[Tab].FullFileName
Error: This parameter contains a variable name missing its ending percent sign.

I have a program accesses a web page table in IE11. When clicking on a particular <TD>, the program uses the "activeElement" method to identify what has been clicked, and pulls out the innerHTML for the entire row. I have used both: pwb.document.parentWindow.frames[1].document.activeElement.parentNo...

Thanks for the review and interest, BlackHolyMan.

I dropped the variable and did some more trial and error testing and found that if I add a space after the semicolon, it works: stringreplace,temp1,temp1,<P,<P onclick="changeText(this); ",all I get this in the finished innerhtml: <P onclick="changeText(this); " I don't know why adding a space made ...

No joy. The onclick is there, but the quotes around - changeText(this); - are still missing.

I am trying to insert an onclick into a webpage using stringreplace. What I want to appear in the html is: <P onclick="changeText(this);" I can successfully insert an onclick to change the background color of a paragraph using this: temp1 :=pwb.document.parentwindow.frames[1].document.getElementsByT...

My solution is to grab the body, use stringreplace to insert the onclick, and send it back. temp1 :=pwb.document.parentwindow.frames[1].document.getElementsByTagname("body")[0].innerhtml stringreplace,temp1,temp1,<P,<P onclick="style.backgroundColor='66FF66'",all pwb.document.parentwindow.frames[1]....

I am not sure what you mean by "using a string." Maybe you could explain what you are trying to do.

I have a web page with tables that have long columns filled with text in <p> tags. I am trying to create the effect that when the user clicks on any word, the background color for the paragraph containing that word will change to a different color. My thought is that once I determine the element tag...