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How to read web-based HTML data into a variable without a browser
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How to read web-based HTML data into a variable without a browser


  • Subject: How to read web-based HTML data into a variable without a browser
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 18:11:50 EDT

Can anyone tell me how I can read the html text from a web-site into an Applescript variable without using or launching a web-browser?

I've been looking through the Standard Scription Additions.osax dictionary, and it looks like it _might_ be possible with one of the commands from the "Internet suite" section, however I'm unsure of the syntax. "Open location" isn't what I'm after, because that launches a web-browser, so would URL, Internet address, or web-page be of use?

I'd like to pull in the text data from http://homepage.mac.com/gouldtv/xml.htm
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