Getting html details (VBScript)

htmlTitleList.vbs

'Reference: <http://www.visualbasicscript.com/tm.aspx?high=&m=95638&mpage=1>
Option Explicit

Dim fso : Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Dim files : Set files = fso.GetFolder("C:\test\").Files
Dim file
For Each file In files
    If file.Type = "Firefox Document" Then '<-- update for your system
        Dim doc : Set doc = CreateObject("htmlfile")
        doc.write fso.OpenTextFile(file.Path).ReadAll()
        WScript.Echo doc.title
        doc.title = doc.title & " (Modified)"
        WScript.Echo doc.documentElement.outerHTML
    End If
Next

@iisboy I forgot what this script was created for as the referenced website no longer exists. This script was first written for Windows 2000 and still works in Windows 10.

If you can use Powershell instead then you should:

ls -Recurse *.html | % {
  $html = New-Object -Com 'HTMLFile'
  $html.IHTMLDocument2_write($(gc $_ -Raw))
  # $html is the DOM so the normal properties and methods work
  Write-Host "Path $($_.FullName)"
  Write-Host "Title: $($html.title)"
}

thanks for your reply. i want help for you a copy of code ,i test in windows 7 have a little bug,this is below:

`dim strJson,myJson

strJson="{  ""access_token"":""ACCESS_TOKEN"",  ""expires_in"":7200,  ""refresh_token"":""REFRESH_TOKEN"",  ""openid"":""OPENID"",  ""scope"":""SCOPE"" }"
set doc = CreateObject("htmlfile")
doc.write ""
set JSON = doc.frames.JSON
set obj = JSON.parse(strJson)
'myJson=JSON.stringify(obj)

Response.Write obj.access_token

retrun value :
Microsoft VBScript ����ʱ���� ���� '800a01b6'

����֧�ִ����Ի򷽷�: 'doc.frames.JSON'

/123_fun/1.asp���� 13`

@iisboy I believe "htmlfile" is equivalent to Internet Explorer 6, and therefore supports ECMAScript version 3. Which means no JSON object.

Perhaps using a 3rd party library would help?

• https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://demon.tw/my-work/vbs-json.html
• https://www.aspjson.com/

@iisboy I believe "htmlfile" is equivalent to Internet Explorer 6, and therefore supports ECMAScript version 3. Which means no JSON object.

Perhaps using a 3rd party library would help?

• https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=http://demon.tw/my-work/vbs-json.html
• https://www.aspjson.com/

@mlhaufe:thanks for your help ,i just make a test .the result:in win7+IE10,or in 2012+,my code run all in well.