R. Bell,
If you could sent me those URLS that are not working with PAMIE it
would be great.
It should be a quick fix. I haven't had any of the Users report this as
of yet.
I notice your writing an app that automates IE also, best of luck with
it!!
Rob
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Thanks very much Roger.
As you might have guessed, I'm rather new to Python. The notion that
== does the job illustrates one of the reason's I've undertaken
learning yet another new language (40+ years on, the language count is
rather larger than I'd care to admit). I should also mention the
fac
PythonCom interfaces implement __cmp__ so that you can just use
a straight == comparison.
hth
Roger
"puff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I'm very new to Python and have a question concerning IE automation and
> detection of page completion.
>
> The MSD
Without going into an overly long discussion, suffice to say that the
busy attribute, notwithstanding Microsoft documentation to the
contrary, simply doesn't work.
BTW, there are a fair number of URLs for which PAMIE's combination of
busy and readystate doesn't work.
This scheme is somewhat bette
puff wrote:
> I'm able to catch IE's events including DocumentComplete with:
>
> def OnDocumentComplete(self, pDisp, URL):
>
> so i have pDisp. Self is the object returned by:
>
> self.ie = DispatchWithEvents("InternetExplorer.Application",
> InternetExplorerEvents)
>
> that created th
I'm very new to Python and have a question concerning IE automation and
detection of page completion.
The MSDN article 180366 states in part:
The top-level frame fires the DocumentComplete in the end. So, to check
if a page is done downloading, you need to check if the IDispatch*
parameter i
