You need to have a valid header message. You probably need to use python code.

https://www.mjtnet.com/blog/2016/11/14/ ... ng-python/

LabelToVar takes the commented lines and put them as a variable. So it's perfectly fine that they are commented since you don't want the compiler to act on that part of the code.

I noticed now that you can get the IP with just a http request if you don't add the format to the URL.

https://api.ipify.org

That will give you the IP as the answer. No JSON parse is needed.

https://www.ipify.org/

And then do a http get request to https://api.ipify.org/?format=json . JSON parse the answer.

All right, thanks for clearing that though.

I do stuff like that on two steps:

Markus, do you have any idea on how to set and fetch column widths?

I would download the page using " HTTPRequest> " command and then use " RegEx> " with this pattern " (?<=readonly="">).{6}-.{5}-.{6}-.{5}(?=</textarea>) ". Let>URL=https://www.url-to-your-site-of-intereset.com HTTPRequest>URL,,GET,,HTML_RESPONSE,,,, Let>REGEX_PATTERN=(?<=readonly="">).{6}-.{5}-.{6}-...

You might want to try ocr instead.

NickD wrote:First one worked, thanks Marcus you are a star, that has made my evening.
I spent about eight hours trying to get that working, never even occurred to me that a space could be the problem...

A space is always the problem

I sometimes concat the array into one string. Then I do the RegEx on that string.

Given the example found in the help I cannot find any way of knowing how many (for example) names there is.I now need to parse until I get a blank return of the parse. Is there a way of getting the JSON path logically? Or is a enhancement command "JSONpath" needed? I guess the same goes with XML. /*...

This is truly a hidden gem of MS.

Thanks Marcus for finding this for me (trust me I did search the forum...)

Just thought I'd inform the community which taught me to script that I have now made this application wrapper to flash ESP8266 microcontrollers:

https://github.com/Grovkillen/ESP_Easy_Flasher