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Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to put a parameter in a Web query
(i.e. with [] for example) when this query targets to an html file. I've
read a lot of thing on the Internet on how to put a parameter when the
target is something on the web, but nothing for use with html files that are
on a hardrive.

Thanks four your help.


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Default Web query parameter

You didn't post your url but the idea is to replace the constant with a
variable such as

xxxyyyyzzz
xxx & myvariable & zzz
xxx & [c2] & zzz

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Hi, I would like to know if it's possible to put a parameter in a Web
query (i.e. with [] for example) when this query targets to an html file.
I've read a lot of thing on the Internet on how to put a parameter when
the target is something on the web, but nothing for use with html files
that are on a hardrive.

Thanks four your help.



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