It's really cool. One of the options is to click on any object on a web page, and have the tool tell you the whole "path" to this object, like document.getElementById("articleDetailsForm:articleDetailsDataTable").childNodes.item(1).childNodes.item(0).childNodes.item(4).childNodes.item(0).

>Thanks, I'll give it a look.
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>Gary
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>>IE WebDedeveloper V2 is perfect for this kind of jobs, I use it a lot. http://www.ieinspector.com/dominspector/
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>>>I saw some of your code that uses that and it helped me do what I needed to do. I need to find that IE DOM object model reference soon and dig into it. Thanks.
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>>>Gary
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>>>>Hi Gary,
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>>>>There're other ways to access page information. It's loaded in IE DOM and you can traverse the objects in it.
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>>>>>I have a page up in a browser and a an object ref and I want to push a button on the page. I can do what I want to do if I can read the HTML source, but I dont see any way to get to it. No property of teh IE object seems to get the underlying HTML. Can this be done?
>>>>>With the HTML I can parse the URL I need to navigate to.
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>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>Gary