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How to save webpages through JSL

Created: Aug 13, 2018 04:44 PM  |  Last Modified: Aug 14, 2018 1:57 PM (16350 views)

How can I save webpages from JSL? I use the following lines of code to open the webpage in a JSL 

 

 

url = "https://www.nytimes.com";
w = New Window( "s1",wb = Web Browser Box(url ), wb << Set Size( 1200, 1200 ););
w << Set Window Size( 1200, 1200 );

 

 

Thereon, what can I do to save the webpage with full graphics in a form that can be consumed later (pdf or full graphic html)? I essentially need to do this for a few hundred internal URLs for a database for visualization that is being turned off.

 

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Re: How to save webpages through JSL

Jan 28, 2019 09:52 AM (1574 views)  |  Posted in reply to message from ENTHU 01-23-2019

You may be able to use Run Program() to launch Python to accomplish this in JMP 12. There's a good paper from Discovery Summit Europe 2016 with good examples for how to use Run Program.

 

However, JMP 14 is a complimentary upgrade for users with an Annual License. You should speak to your license administrator about getting JMP 14. If you don't know who that is send me a private message and I'll be able to assist you.

-Jeff
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