How to download javascript file?

[06E90Rostik]

It might not be called javascript file, I just don't know a name for it. If I put mouse pointer over it it says "javascript:selectDocument(9983)"

If I click on it it opens in a new window (only works in Internet Explorer)

It shows size but I can't download it, can anyone help?

[06E90Rostik]

Come on people, subscription ends in 5 hours.

[txusa03]

have you tried a right click on the document for the hidden menu and see if there is an option to save the file?

Or instead of pointing the cursor at the name of the document text, point the cursor at the square icon with the (109MB) and see if it lets you download the document.

[06E90Rostik]

Originally Posted by txusa03

have you tried a right click on the document for the hidden menu and see if there is an option to save the file?

Or instead of pointing the cursor at the name of the document text, point the cursor at the square icon with the (109MB) and see if it lets you download the document.

no hidden menus, square block is just a picture and pic related stuff comes out (save as, email, etc) if right clicked whole thing is selected (look at the pic)

what dives me nuts is why did they put size in there, as if it was available for dl.

[txusa03]

dude, just try all those convert to pdf and append to pdf and see what you get. When in doubt, try, try, and try.

[06E90Rostik]

Originally Posted by txusa03

dude, just try all those convert to pdf and append to pdf and see what you get. When in doubt, try, try, and try.

I did all i could before starting a new thread, all it does is makes a copy of that page as if I want to print it. The app is not like that, you can zoom and rotate and what not, it would make millions of PDFs just from 1 diagram, and there like 100s of them.

Thank for trying to help thought

[kyleb350]

What does the pop up window look like after clicking on the document? Is there a menu available?

[06E90Rostik]

Originally Posted by kyleb350

What does the pop up window look like after clicking on the document? Is there a menu available?

window is smaller then original and it looks like this:

from that window you basically start looking for a diagram you need, I tried copying address and pasting into Firefox, but it says you have to be logged in. So like that window is a separate entity, if any download was available it would have been from the previous screen (that one posted above)

[jpsum]

If the contents in the pop-up window is not what you are looking for, then I think they put in the wrong link. The javascript is working correctly. Check around the pop-up window, it might contain another link to the info you are looking for. Try clicking on the picture or something. BTW, what is ETM?

P.S. - The "right click and save as" trick wouldn't work with a JS link. Instead of linking you directly to the document, they are using JS to point to it instead.

[06E90Rostik]

Originally Posted by jpsum

If the contents in the pop-up window is not what you are looking for, then I think they put in the wrong link. The javascript is working correctly. Check around the pop-up window, it might contain another link to the info you are looking for. Try clicking on the picture or something. BTW, what is ETM?

P.S. - The "right click and save as" trick wouldn't work with a JS link. Instead of linking you directly to the document, they are using JS to point to it instead.

The pop-up window is EXACTLY what I need, I just need a way to save it, because I don't feel like paying $18/day to have access to it.

ETM is a wiring diagrams and actual pictures of all connectors/sensors, all electrical parts you can think of in the Mercedes.

[jpsum]

Print it as a PDF. Right click in the frame that you want and select print. Hope you have a PDF writer. If not, you can get a free one at http://www.cutepdf.com/