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Re: Scripting with 'Internet Explorer'
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Re: Scripting with 'Internet Explorer'


  • Subject: Re: Scripting with 'Internet Explorer'
  • From: Andrew Oliver <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 10:51:15 -0800

1) Try:

tell application "Internet Explorer.app"

or

tell application "Macintosh HD:Applications:Internet Explorer.app:"

The latter form is less portable, of course, but may solve your problem.


2) You can pass usernames and passwords in URLs in the form:

OpenURL "http://username:email@hidden/path/index.html";.

I'm not sure if that'll solve your problem or not.


On 2/13/03 5:48 AM, "email@hidden" <email@hidden> wrote:

> I am running MacOS X [10.2.3] with System 9.2.2 [and mostly MacOS X Software]
> installed on a Hard Disk Drive [HDD]. A separate Hard Disk Drive has System
> 9.2.2 only and related non-MacOS Software.
>
> The following experiences are based on running MacOS X.
> First - when using 'Script Editor [SE] 1.9' or the beta 2 Version and I run an
> AppleScript [AS] Code which includes 'tell application "Internet Explorer"
> [IE] SE will attempt to launch the non MacOS X IE Application. I can force SE
> to use the MacOS X Version [by replacing 'Internet Explorer' with 'a', and
> then having to navigate to 'Internet Explorer' on the MacOS X based HDD ];
> but, when SE is quitted and then launched again - it again launches the non
> MacOS X Version of IE. I have even changed the Creator and Type Fields of IE;
> and, rebuilt the 'Desktop' of the MacOS X based 'System 9.2.2'. No
> difference.
>
> Anyone have a similar experience? Any solutions or suggestions?
>
> I do not want to delete the non MacOS X Version of IE. I prefer using System
> 9.2.2, not as 'Classic', when I require top speed, productivity, and a
> friendly User Interface - with my dual 500 MHz G4 PowerPC PowerMac [1 GB RAM,
> and > 290 GB of HDD Storage].
>
> -----
>
> Second - I use the IE 'OpenURL' Event [actually use 'OpenURL
> "http://lists.apple.com/archives/x11-users/2003/Jan/10/";'] in my AS Code and
> when I come across a WebSite that presents a Log-In Window for User ID and
> Password - my Code results in an Execution Error - 'Internet Explorer got an
> error: Parameter error.'
> At this Point I have to dismiss the Execution Error Alert Box, and then
> navigate about IE to access the Log-In Window. After entering the required
> Information and pressing the 'OK' Button, another Execution Error Alert Box
> will appear. After dismissing this Alert Box my AS Code will run and works
> correctly.The AS Code can then be executed over and over without any Errors.
>
> What do I, and where can I, enter into my AS Code, to automatically fill in
> the two Fields and have my Code execute without any User intervention?
>
> Any information and / or suggestions is gratefully appreciated.
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