All my Westpac vbscript code does is enter the username text in to the login field element ID "ctl00_LoginControl1_txtLogin", then the password "ctl00_LoginControl1_txtPassword" and finishes with a click on element ID "ctl00_LoginControl1_btnLogin_implementation_field"...if that helps.
The Commsec login does use different IDs, such as "UcHeader1_LoginName", "UcHeader1_Password" and clicks "UcHeader1_ibtnGo".
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Sure but from a parsing perspective the coding is the same. In the Commsec quotes page is a table with an ID of id=yui-dt0-th-Buyers, for example. The Westpac page has the same ID codes as the Commsec page, so it was easy to parse the data using a couple of hundred lines (without error handling) of VB script from the Westpac quote pages for when Commsec was not working. I use the Commsec quotes pages for an Excel spreadsheet but the VBA for that has thousands and thousands of lines of code in it (with error handling).
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I noticed that the Westpac webpage is the same coding as the Commsec webpage from a parsing perspective, however I understand that you require a feed for the data and I'm unclear as to the format for each, if this is of any use. QT would allow to show last fetched page but that doesn't mean that it's a webpage download for each code.
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Link for beta test download, please?
Hi, Jerry!
Long time QT user, many support feedback requests, now just perservering with QT since no longer supported, data corrupted daily with webpage changes.
Appreciate you making this available.
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PD.