imacros教程Form Filling.docx

Form FillingAt the Office of Enrollment Services at Indiana University Bloomington we have been using iMacros to automate data entry tasks into PeopleSoft... and have saved hundreds of hours of data entry time thus far.Anne Palmer, Indiana University, iMacros Enterprise EditionContents?[/Form_Fillinghide]?/Form_Filling1?Introduction/Form_Filling2?Variables/Form_Filling2.1?Built-in variables/Form_Filling2.2?User-defined Variables/Form_Filling3?Data Input/Form_Filling3.1?Input from Comma Separated Data (CSV) File/Form_Filling3.2?Input from Database/Form_Filling4?Tabbed Browser/Form_Filling5?Frames/Form_Filling6?Fine Tune TAG Commands/Form_Filling6.1?Wildcards/Form_Filling6.1.1?Example/Form_Filling?Related forum posts:IntroductionAre you tired of filling out the same form over and over again? Then let iMacros help you. Simply put all data to be input into a very straightforward and easily understandable text file and iMacros can read the data from there and submit it to the web site - completely automatic, without your interaction!The data source can be in either of two different formats: a text file with a list of variables and their values of the form key=value or as a comma separated text file (CSV format). A text file in CSV format can be generated and edited by Microsoft Excel and many other applications.As a rule of thumb the list of variables format is recommend if you have many different variables but only one or a few value(s) for each variable (for example, your detailed address data that you use to fill out online forms). The CSV format is most appropriate for use with a few variables with many different values (for example, a long list of CDs that you want to submit to an auction web site).More advance users might connect directly to databases to retrieve the data.(Related example macros: Demo-Datasource, Demo-Loop-CSV-2Web) (Related example script: Datasource-2-web.vbs, File-2-web.vbs, File-2-web-Method2.vbs, Database-2-web.vbs)Variables???(Related example