I have a script that I use for downloading dozens of reports from our company internal website. The script uses IELinkGetCollection function to find all the links to the reports that I want to download. The links would be in the format "http://ourwebsite.com/reports/mydownloadfile.rtf". I then use the InetGet function to actually download all the reports.
This all worked great until this weekend. They made a change to the code so the links on the website are now Javascript references.
Is there anyway to determine the actual link reference associated with the Javascript code so I can continue to use this script I created? I don't want to simulate the "click" event on the links because they would open the file and be a lot more complicated.
This all worked great until this weekend. They made a change to the code so the links on the website are now Javascript references.
Is there anyway to determine the actual link reference associated with the Javascript code so I can continue to use this script I created? I don't want to simulate the "click" event on the links because they would open the file and be a lot more complicated.