★☆GetHTMLFragment()★☆

27 Feb 2017, 13:39

Working on a HTML Clipboard Saver script that allows you to copy any text etc from a browser window and save it as a local HTML file.
I'm currently at the stage where I can successfully grab the HTML Markup on Win7 and XP,
but I was wondering if I can could get confirmation that it works on different systems, browsers etc.

Can someone please test the GetHTMLFragment() function ( multiple browsers, CHM's etc preferred )

Simple Instructions:

- Copy and save the entire Gist below
- Run it
- Open or activate a page with text in a browser of your choice
- Select some or all of the page
- Copy the selection
- Press F1 to display the result

GetHTMLFragment()

If it works, you should see a message box with some HTML Markup in it.
If not, please post your result

Thanks for any cooperation

IMEime · 27 Feb 2017, 14:33

I do not know it clearly though.
It looks like that works properly.
I'm with Win 8.1 64 and Firefox.
Tested local Med search site(http://www.kmle.co.kr/).

notepad

result

Regards

Crashm87 · 27 Feb 2017, 14:34

This is workin successfully on Windows 10, using Chrome and IE 11. It copies the entire HTML code for the page, and displays in Msgbox. I cannot read the entire HTML, or access OK Button in the message box because the HTML is so long

27 Feb 2017, 15:25

@IMEime ty

Crashm87 wrote:... I cannot read the entire HTML, or access OK Button in the message box because the HTML is so long

ahh yes ..
I've updated the script to display a limited amount of characters tytyty

guest3456 · 27 Feb 2017, 16:29

much simplified version of WinClip()

Crashm87 · 27 Feb 2017, 16:52

TLM wrote:@IMEime ty

Crashm87 wrote:... I cannot read the entire HTML, or access OK Button in the message box because the HTML is so long
ahh yes ..
I've updated the script to display a limited amount of characters tytyty

much more managable now.

Spoiler

27 Feb 2017, 21:20

- Updated to return a HTML Fragment Object instead of a String.
- Fixed issue with the static HTMLFile Com Object concatenating fragment data.
- Moved topic from Ask For Helk to Scripts and Functions

Thanks again for all the input, I'm open to more if anyone runs into any anomalous issues.

stealzy · 28 Feb 2017, 07:40

Firefox 47, Win7. Select "Simple Instructions:" line on this topic page:

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<HTML><HEAD></HEAD>
<BODY>Version:0.9 StartHTML:00000201 EndHTML:00000291 StartFragment:00000235 EndFragment:00000255 SourceURL:https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=28608&sid=984
....
ML:00000291 StartFragment:00000235 EndFragment:00000255 SourceURL:https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=28608&sid=984df43736884d48d6f3ec7dbd721c1a Simple Instructions:</BODY></HTML>

Select 2 line — "Simple Instructions:" and next "- Copy and save the entire Gist below":

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<HTML><HEAD></HEAD>
<BODY>
<UL>- Copy and save the entire Gist below</UL></BODY></HTML>
....
<HTML><HEAD></HEAD>
<BODY>
<UL>- Copy and save the entire Gist below</UL></BODY></HTML>

28 Feb 2017, 10:43

- Changed the needle that removes the fragment ident ( let me know if you still get them )
eg: Version:0.9 StartHTML:00000201 EndHTML:00000291 StartFragment:00000235 EndFragment:00000255 SourceURL:https://autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic ... 08&sid=984.........................

01 Mar 2017, 00:39

While I know it's probably redundant ...
- added a CheckClipboard() function to 1st see if a fragment exist ( I may remove this )

burque505 · 01 Mar 2017, 11:42

PaleMoon 27.1.1, 32-bit. Works, but I had to change

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For Needle, Replace in { "(>)v\w{6}:[\d\.]+.*?--st.*?->" : "$1", "<!--(s|e).*?-->" : "" } ) ;  "(y>).*?(<\w)" : "$1$2", "<!--(s|e).*?-->" : "" }

to

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For Needle, Replace in ({ "(>)v\w{6}:[\d\.]+.*?--st.*?->" : "$1", "<!--(s|e).*?-->" : "" } ) ;  "(y>).*?(<\w)" : "$1$2", "<!--(s|e).*?-->" : "" }

after the script failed with an "unexpected ")".

Looking forward to more.

01 Mar 2017, 12:27

Thanks for catching that hold over cruft burque505 .. Updated the original script

XeroByte · 04 Mar 2017, 08:30

There is a dependent function that is not included in your posted code. Where can I find GetSourceURL()

Thanks

04 Mar 2017, 09:51

My bad I posted it as a separate gist.

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GetSourceURL( str )
{
	FragIdent := RegExReplace( str, "i).*<b.*?>(.*?<!--s\w{11}t-->).*", "$1" )

	For Each, Ident in StrSplit( FragIdent, " " )
		if InStr( Ident, mStr := "SourceURL:" )
			SourceURL := SubStr( Ident, StrLen( mStr )+1 )

	Return SourceURL	
}

I've also added it to the original gist

bendy303 · 18 Oct 2017, 16:50

can't get it working...

1) I copy html from browser
2) press F1 and get message "Please Copy Some HTML"
3) test it by pasting onto word - HTML is in fact in clipboard. Something wrong with the code...

am using AutoHotKey Unicode 64bit 1.1.26.1

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