Re: Safari, or, really Navigator
Re: Safari, or, really Navigator
- Subject: Re: Safari, or, really Navigator
- From: Gary Lists <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 10 Jan 2003 19:22:40 -0500
On or about 1/10/03 5:49 PM, Thomas England wrote:
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Came across this handy script which grabs the name/URL of the site you are
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looking at in Safari and then pastes that info into an email.
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Very handy, except I still prefer Navigator/Chimera. But, alas, this script
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won't do its magic there. And I can't even get Navigator to show me a
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dictionary.
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So, anybody know how to tell Navigator to gather the URL info so I can do
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something with it?
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--begin script--
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tell application "Safari" to set {pageName, pageURL} to {name of window 1,
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URL of document 1}
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open location "mailto:"; & "?body= " & pageName & return & return & pageURL &
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return & "?subject=Today's Tip From Tom"
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--end script
-- TESTED with...
-- Mozilla 1.2
-- Mozilla 1.1
-- NS 6.1
-- NS 6.2
-- NS 4.7
set theURL to (URL of window 1)
set theTitle to (name of window 1)
display dialog theURL & " " & theTitle
What is really annoying is that I can not get the 'do JavaScript' feature to
work in any of those tested browsers, as the dictionary indicates.
I can do the javascript method with IE without problem (using do script).
From Navigator 6.1/6.2 and Mozilla 1.1/1.2 dictionaries (they are basically
the same)...
Mozilla Suite :
Do JavaScript : Execute some javascript text
Do JavaScript string -- The javascript string to be executed
Class application : An application program
Properties:
alert application type class -- Most of the alerts will be sent to this
application using yet unspecified AE interface. We need a few alert boxes:
alert, confirm and notify. Any ideas on how to design this event?
mailto:email@hidden. I9d like to conform to the standard.
kiosk mode integer -- Kiosk mode leaves very few menus enabled
Elements:
window by numeric index, name, id
Class window : A Window
Properties:
<clipped>
index integer -- the number of the window
<clipped>
name international text -- the title of the window
<clipped>
URL string [r/o] -- Current URL
unique ID integer [r/o] -- Window9s unique ID (a bridge between WWW!
suite window id9s and standard AE windows)
<clipped>
--
Gary
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