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    John.McCallister
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    Re: Web Automation

    Post by John.McCallister »

    So..

    Basically I built a new array... Seems to be getting me on the right track.

    $NewArray = $RawInputs -split ' '
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    Re: Web Automation

    Post by jvierra »

    $newarray - split "`n"

    Remember that I don't have your results so all I can do is guess.
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    Re: Web Automation

    Post by John.McCallister »

    Understood... I ended up doing something similar.

    Then wrote a function to search that resulting array for my variables.

    So now all I have to do is Get-PostData -postDataSearch 'self.domainId'
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