Getting a URL from a certain location
Hi some of you read my last post on using the ShellExecute Command to open a certain URL input from the user this thread is kind of a follow up on that thread.
Ok the problem i am facing now is that i need to find a certain URL from a website
WITHOUT having any human interaction.
Deeper Explanation:
The program is supposed to open a url like this http://*****************id=35 (URL blured for safety reasons) after that it needs to press another url "displayed like a little button in the browser window" and copy the URL link integrate it into a text doc to later open it.
The only problem to this is that the buttons URL is static and there for changes every 2 hours so i cant tell it to open a certain URL i need to use the URL basic location to get the code use right now. Normally that can be done by pressing right click and copy URL location.
But that dosent fly the system needs to be automated.
All and any replys are welcome.
Best regards Jonas.
Ok the problem i am facing now is that i need to find a certain URL from a website
WITHOUT having any human interaction.
Deeper Explanation:
The program is supposed to open a url like this http://*****************id=35 (URL blured for safety reasons) after that it needs to press another url "displayed like a little button in the browser window" and copy the URL link integrate it into a text doc to later open it.
The only problem to this is that the buttons URL is static and there for changes every 2 hours so i cant tell it to open a certain URL i need to use the URL basic location to get the code use right now. Normally that can be done by pressing right click and copy URL location.
But that dosent fly the system needs to be automated.
All and any replys are welcome.
Best regards Jonas.
A little clearification:
I want to get a URL code from a GUI button in the browser, like a log in or log out button. and then save that URL in a text doc.
I want to get a URL code from a GUI button in the browser, like a log in or log out button. and then save that URL in a text doc.
If you know how to open a socket, read data from the internet, parse html, or use regex, then you are almost there.
libcurl.
Get familiar with them. They pop up too frequently in solutions not to know them.
| Thats where it ends i am not familier with [...] regex. |
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