I guess the other problem is my own naive faith in what Applescript
can be as an application scripting language: If I can do it
manually in Safari, why shouldn't it be easy for me to script
Safari to do the same thing?
If your only problem is working out if the page is fully loaded then
you can target Safari's progress indicators. I'm really lazy, so I'd
do something like:
tell application "System Events"
tell process "Safari"
get value of attribute "AXDescription" of button "Stop/
Reload" of group 2 of tool bar 1 of window 1
end tell
end tell
It would return "stop" if the page was still loading or "reload" if
it had finished.
--
Martin Orpen
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