webscrape from a IE pop up window

tomcatonnet99

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I've managed to get to the active window ( the pop up window) but am unable to access information in what appears to be a table within ( the table doesn't have a name and only thing to go by is classnames...

attached is the html / jsp code

would appreciate some help here pls...
HTML:
<

body ******="init()">
<
div class="centerAlign">
    
<table class="checkpointInfoTable">
        
<tr>
            
<td><img src="/npts/images/blank.gif" width="14"/></td>
            
<td>
                
                
<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3">
                    
<tr>
                        
<td class="whiteTdCenter" align="center"> </td>
                    
</tr>
                    
<tr>
                        
<td class="whiteTdCenter" align="center">Airwaybill: 1603574696
                        
</td>
                    
</tr>
                
</table>
                
<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3">
                    
<tr>
                        
<td class="whiteTdCenter" align="center">Checkpoint: Courier Post Checkpoint
                        
</td>
                    
</tr>
                
</table>
                
<table border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3">
                    
<tr>
                        
<td class="whiteTdCenter" align="center">Station: XXF
                        
</td>
                        
<td class="whiteTdCenter" align="center"> </td>
                    
</tr>
                
</table>
                
 
 
                
<table border="0">
                    
<tr>
 
                            
<table border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="2">
                                
<tr>
                                    
<td> </td>
                                
</tr>
                                
<tr>
                                    
<td> </td>
                                    
<td class="blackHeading borderCheckPoint" align="left">NAME</td>
                                    
<td class="blackHeading borderCheckPoint" align="left">VALUE
                                    
</td>
                                
</tr>
                                
                                
<tr>
                                    
<td> </td>
                                    
<td class="whiteTdNormal borderCheckPoint">Remarks
                                    
</td>
                                    
<td class="whiteTdNormal borderCheckPoint"> CPT026  --------------------------------------------------------this is what I'm after                                    
                                    
</td>
                                
</tr>
                                
                                
<tr>
                                    
<td> </td>
                                    
<td class="grayTdNormal borderCheckPoint">subcode
                                    
</td>
                                    
<td class="grayTdNormal borderCheckPoint">CP
                                    
</td>
                                
</tr>
                                
                            
</table>
                        
</td>
                    
</tr>
                
</table>
            
</td>
        
</tr>
    
</table>
</
div>
</
body>
</
html>
 

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Hello tomcatonnet99,

Unlike the ID attribute which is unique for each element, the Class attribute is not since it is most often used for formatting elements. First, you will need to return a collection of all the Tables on the web page. Step through the collection starting at 0 to Length - 1. Check the ClassName attribute of each Table for a match. If you have more than 1 table with this class name, you will need to examine the HTML to find the index number that points to your table. Once you know the Table's index number you can access the element directly.
 
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