Copy value from document.getElementbyId

[RyanAyton]

Hello

How would I go about getting the value of document.getElementbyId and copying it to my clipboard?

Thank you,
Ryan

[boiler]

Replace "wb" with your web browser object name and "MyID" with the element ID:
Clipboard := wb.document.getElementById("MyID").Value

[RyanAyton]

Thank you for that.

I use Chrome so would this work?

Clipboard := chrome.document.getElementById("pg:addCommentF:addCommentPB:rptOrder:1:emailCustomerPBS:emailCustomerPBSI:j_id93").innerText.trim().Value

[RyanAyton]

Because what I have just now is I use this as an email template:

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::#p::
	Send, Hello {enter 4}
	Send, If you're happy with this outcome, then you don't need to reply as the case will close automatically. {enter 2}
	Send, If you feel this isn't resolved, please reply within 30 days and this will re-open the case back into my queue.{enter 2}
	Send, Kind Regards{enter}
	Send, Ryan Ayton
Return

What I would like is for the value I get from document.getElementbyId to be pasted after "Hello" so then I don't need to type/copy+paste the name into the email.

[gregster]

I use Chrome so would this work?

No, Chrome has no generic COM support. Either use use Internet Explorer (only browser which has it) or you will have to look into using the Selenium Webdriver with Chrome.
Also, I doubt that you can use the javascript (?) function Trim() like this with COM in AHK... but you can trim the value you get with AHK.