Accessing a row of the table

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Re: Accessing a row of the table by roboticus (Chancellor) on Aug 07, 2009 at 18:41 UTC
mld: Gee, that's great! Did you have a question? ...roboticus	[reply]
Re: Accessing a row of the table by ww (Archbishop) on Aug 08, 2009 at 01:09 UTC
Lemme' take a guess: you want to know how to "access" (whatever that means in this [lack of] context) "Anbu1". Gee, I can't access "Anbu1" either; in fact, I can't even find it in the (apparently borked) html you've posted... which, in any case, doesn't seem to have any "list boxes" that I can recognize. So, perhaps you need to tell us a bit more. If "access" means find, Perl offers many routes; regexen, html parsers; whatever. Clarify your problem; show us what you've tried; tell us how that fails to do what you wanted/expected and perhaps instead of smart-alec replies, you'll get some of the wonderful help for which the Monastery is known.	[reply]
Re: Accessing a row of the table by ig (Vicar) on Aug 08, 2009 at 09:40 UTC
Maybe you can use HTML::Parser, HTML::TreeBuilder or some other of the HTML modules to parse the HTML and access the table contents.	[reply]
Re^2: Accessing a row of the table by mld (Acolyte) on Aug 12, 2009 at 12:46 UTC
use win32::IEAutomation print $IE->getTR('id:','ctl00xContentPlaceHolder1xqueueMapperControlxlstUnAssignedActivityxlst_r_1')->getRowHavingText('chain1A1'); Can't call method row on undefined value
<nobr>chain1A1</nobr>	<nobr>chain1A1</nobr>
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