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< area href="#counties" alt="Currituck" coords="605,3,605,3,630,2,646,52,629,38,605,7" shape="polygon" >Normally the href would open another page, but I just want to keep the map displayed and instead find a way to turn control back to WB when a county is clicked so that statistics can be shown for that county in a pop-up spreadsheet. I was hoping maybe an onclick() event could be assigned with ObjectEventAdd() and passed the alt= as a lookup, but I can't come up with one. Anyone have alternatives?
; Winbatch Version: 2006C -- Script by Jay Alverson #DefineFunction startMSIE(url) msie = ObjectCreate("InternetExplorer.Application") msie.addressbar = @FALSE msie.statusbar = @FALSE msie.menubar = @FALSE msie.toolbar = @FALSE msie.visible = @TRUE msie.navigate(url) WaitForMSIE(msie) Return(msie) #EndFunction #DefineFunction WaitForMSIE(msie) While msie.busy || msie.readystate <> 4 TimeDelay(0.5) EndWhile Return #EndFunction ;Event BeforeNavigate2(pDisp As Object, URL, Flags, TargetFrameName, PostData, Headers, Cancel As Boolean) ; Member of SHDocVw.InternetExplorer ; Fired before navigate occurs in the given WebBrowser (window or frameset element). The processing of this navigation may be modified. #DefineSubRoutine BN(one,TargetURL,three,four,five,six,CancelNavigation) ; just check the activeElement to see if an AREA tag was clicked... Message(br.document.activeElement.tagName, TargetURL) CancelNavigation = @TRUE ;cancel the navigation... loop = @FALSE Return #EndSubRoutine #DefineSubRoutine NewWindow(one, CancelArg) CancelArg = @FALSE a1 = ObjectTypeGet(one) a2 = ObjectTypeGet(CancelArg) Message(a1, a2) loop = @FALSE Return #EndSubRoutine url = "http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=winbatch" br = startMSIE(url) daBrowser = br ObjectEventAdd(daBrowser, "BeforeNavigate2", "BN") loop = @TRUE While loop TimeDelay(0.5) Yields(200) EndWhile Exit
oIE.document.activeElement.altwhich returns the 'clicked' county, which goes into an SQL query.
Article ID: W17168
File Created: 2007:07:03:14:28:34
Last Updated: 2007:07:03:14:28:34