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Pasting Data into a webpage text box
Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at
MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. |
Pasting Data into a webpage text box
Joel, instead of saving as a webpage; usign the word object cant you read
from the word doc directly . Simon would have moved this to MSword group considering this option. "Joel" wrote: Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. |
Pasting Data into a webpage text box
How? I know how to copy from a wor document, but HOW do you paste into a IE
explorer object? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Joel, instead of saving as a webpage; usign the word object cant you read from the word doc directly . Simon would have moved this to MSword group considering this option. "Joel" wrote: Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. |
Pasting Data into a webpage text box
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Tim "Joel" wrote in message ... How? I know how to copy from a wor document, but HOW do you paste into a IE explorer object? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Joel, instead of saving as a webpage; usign the word object cant you read from the word doc directly . Simon would have moved this to MSword group considering this option. "Joel" wrote: Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. |
Pasting Data into a webpage text box
Tim still not working. I tried a lot of things. I using excel VBA and added
references for the Microsoft Internet Controls and Microsoft html object library. I think the correct method should be HTMLpaste but not sure what object to use. I presently have the following Set documentBody = IE.document.getelementbyid("compose_editorArea") documentBody.document.body.pastehtml (HTMLText) "Tim Williams" wrote: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...19(VS.85).aspx Tim "Joel" wrote in message ... How? I know how to copy from a wor document, but HOW do you paste into a IE explorer object? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Joel, instead of saving as a webpage; usign the word object cant you read from the word doc directly . Simon would have moved this to MSword group considering this option. "Joel" wrote: Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. . |
Pasting Data into a webpage text box
Without knowing what's in that iframe it's hard for me to suggest other
approaches. If you want to send me the HTML off-line then I can take a look Tim tim j williams at gmail dot (etc) no spaces "Joel" wrote in message ... Tim still not working. I tried a lot of things. I using excel VBA and added references for the Microsoft Internet Controls and Microsoft html object library. I think the correct method should be HTMLpaste but not sure what object to use. I presently have the following Set documentBody = IE.document.getelementbyid("compose_editorArea") documentBody.document.body.pastehtml (HTMLText) "Tim Williams" wrote: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...19(VS.85).aspx Tim "Joel" wrote in message ... How? I know how to copy from a wor document, but HOW do you paste into a IE explorer object? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Joel, instead of saving as a webpage; usign the word object cant you read from the word doc directly . Simon would have moved this to MSword group considering this option. "Joel" wrote: Simon move my posting at the codecage from excel to word so i'm reposting at MS so it appears where I wanted the posting. I'm working om a Webpage project where I'm copying from a word document to a webpage with a box similar to the message box I'm presently typing in. The webpage doesn't allow modifying the innertext or innerHTML. I saved the word document to HTM file format. I then open the html file as a text file and perform a readall. Then simply move it to the outter html IE.myobject.outterhtml = fs.readall This destroys the box and just displays the tagged data. I was thinking of just replacing the body protion of the outterhtml but I can't even find the body tags and don't think this will work. Any suggestions on the best approach. I know from looking at the proerties of the obx object is does allow pasting but not sure the syntax to copy the data from the DOC into the webpage object. . |
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