Re: Simple HTML read/write question
- From: "Julian Turner" <julian@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 17 Nov 2005 09:36:52 -0800
chris.schwalm@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
> Yes, I would like to overwrite it on my local machine.
>
> The basic concept is the following: I would like to take a webpage that
> has some sort of encrypted data on it. Run my java script...and have it
> replace the encrypted data with unencrypted data.
>
> Thanks for your help
Hi. In which case, it sounds like you just need to learn about file
handling components that ship with IE and Firefox.
I.e. I am assuming that you want to load a web page as a string from a
given directory on your machine, process it as a string, and then save
again on the local computer.
As noted, there are two sets of file handling options available:-
1. For Internet Explorer
Scripting.FileSystemObject - an ActiveX object. Search in particular
on the Microsoft MSDN web site.
2. For Firefox
There are load and save functions at the end of the following page:-
http://www.captain.at/programming/xul/
Julian
.
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