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Kidney

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Kidney Universalist

Kidney

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So my job has me fill out these call reports every day i work or do trainings (which is daily or more) and alot of the info is the same.

most of it is just clicking checkboxes and putting in 1/0 for Yes/No or asking me to add up all the items in inventory that i have in an excel spreadsheet.

i have already made it to the point where i am at the document using the _IE functions but for some reason it wont find the <form>.

When i right click the page and look at the source, i can see that the form is present and it has a name. here is a snippet of the source:

<html><head><link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href="Styles/DataEntry.css"><title>Call ID: 42189485, Site ID: 01698467, for Rep [348405]</title></head>
<body topmargin=0 leftmargin=0 rightmargin=0 onload=init() alink=white link=white vlink=white><span id=loading style=position:absolute>&nbsp;&nbsp;LOADING...<br>&nbsp;&nbsp;PLEASE WAIT</span>
<script language=javascript >

//
//javascript
//
 
<span id=full style=visibility:hidden><form class=FM AUTOCOMPLETE=OFF name=QuestionnaireForm method=post action="save.asp" target=_parent>
//
//input's and checkboxes associated with the form
//

 

so i tried to get the object by $oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName($oIE, "QuestionnaireForm")

in the console it shows there is no match.

is the javascript messing up things?? i have never had so much difficulty trying to automate a site in my life.

NOTE: this site can only be viewed in IE. i tried in FF and Chrome and both cant even log in.

 

Any help is appreciated. Thx

Kidney Universalist

Kidney

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Awesome. Never ran into Frames on a site before so that was a learning experience for me. I got into the frame and i can now get access to all of the form elements. Thank you very much Danp2!

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