Ability to Copy Results?

At the moment your best option might be to take a screenshot using the print screen button on the keyboard, and then paste it into something like MS paint to print it.

Did you try to right click, select all?

You can print it using right-click but he wants to copy and paste it.

I've tried a number of different ways. I went to IE , and Firefox and saved them as a text file. That works but when you try to import them into Excel they will not format correctly. I'm assuming that Milesplit did this on purpose.

Milesplit has not returned any emails or phone calls about this problem. I will be proposing to our state athletic board that Milesplit is not allowed to post any results from NC if they cannot be copied by residents of the state.

I can't expect you to be a novice level Javascript writer like the creator, founder and CEO of milesplit who likes to think he's smart for disabling the right click on that pre element. So I'll just ask you to post the results here and I will get them for you and post a link to it on pastebin.

You can always view the source code of a Web page. This is especially easy in Google chrome.

Good for you for bringing this to the NC boards attention. milesplit is a click farm.

I meant post the link to the results***

Get the Firefox extension called "Table Tools." This will allow you to click on a table, then sort it by column and save the results in a variety of formats, including delimited ones that are very easy to import into spreadsheets or other documents.

I don't disagree it can be frustrating, but I have made my peace with it two ways. First, I simply provide links to the results for my parents. Time to get on with the 21st century. Secondly, I have learned how to you the virtual meet function which can do everything I need it to. They are doing a lot of work for a not a whole lot of money providing me a valuable service. I am not going to make that much of an issue with it. You couldn't really manipulate the results when the results were photocopied for you right?

VAcoach wrote:

I don't disagree it can be frustrating, but I have made my peace with it two ways. First, I simply provide links to the results for my parents. Time to get on with the 21st century. Secondly, I have learned how to you the virtual meet function which can do everything I need it to. They are doing a lot of work for a not a whole lot of money providing me a valuable service. I am not going to make that much of an issue with it. You couldn't really manipulate the results when the results were photocopied for you right?

Milesplit doesn't OWN the results and the only people they hurt are their users, not their competitors.

jetbrainz wrote:

Milesplit doesn't OWN the results and the only people they hurt are their users, not their competitors.

To you and the OP,

Those are their customers not their "users." That is old world thinking.

In the new world, you would create an infused algorythm that captured the results in a text stream as they are funneled through encryption portals. It isn't that tough to do.

But, here is the thing--and you can't get around this--you can't do any of those things. You are futile.

So, you will pay Jason for his work or you will come on here and bitch about it. Either way, you are wrong mate.

Change. It is the only way.

Mundus (not the real one).

Mundus Vult wrote:

jetbrainz wrote:

Milesplit doesn't OWN the results and the only people they hurt are their users, not their competitors.

In the new world, you would create an infused algorythm that captured the results in a text stream as they are funneled through encryption portals. It isn't that tough to do.

But, here is the thing--and you can't get around this--you can't do any of those things. You are futile.

Sorry bro. You're blatantly wrong on both your approach and assumption. But do come back when your computer networking courses at the univeristy of phoenix online this semester are complete

jetbrainz wrote:

Sorry bro. You're blatantly wrong on both your approach and assumption. But do come back when your computer networking courses at the univeristy of phoenix online this semester are complete

Right, because MIRAs are taught at online by Phoenix.

With a well formed ML Classifier, you can grab text streams at the portal and, if you know anything about semantic parsing, rebuild the results in a workable format.

But why cast pearls before swine.

Mundus (the real one).

There's a Google docs formula but I'm struggling to understand what the correct "table" variable should be.

https://eagereyes.org/data/scrape-tables-using-google-docs

To extract a table, create a new spreadsheet and enter the following expression in the top left cell:

=ImportHtml(URL, "table", num)

URL here is the URL of the page (between quotation marks), “table” is the element to look for (Google Docs can also import lists), and num is the number of the element, in case there are more on the same page (which is rather common for tables). The latter supposedly starts at 1, but I had to use 0 to get it to pick up the correct table on the FDIC page.

Once this is done, Google Docs retrieves the data and inserts it into the spreadsheet, including the headers. The last step is to download the spreadsheet as a CSV file.