Of course the editor has been checked and all problems which were revealed were addressed. WPTools 9 has been improved in many aspects, the icon set is completely new, the API has been improved, there are many new features such as the property grids, Emoji and inplace checkbox support. You can also test many of the features, the quality of the editor and the file import and export using our Word-Processor demo. Any ideas on how to get the url of the csv file in this case.This demos are based on WPTools 9.3.6 (built on ). But to download the csv file programatically in this example, I still need the url of the csv file. In the above example I can download the csv file manually, after programatically clicking the 'Export' button. I have no idea how to make it work for the above Example 2. Sam M's answer helped me understand a lot, and it works for many web pages, but not all. If Pos('javascript:SRT_stocFund.Export()', ovLinks.Item(x).href) > 0 then (This example needs a Tbutton and a TWebBrowser on a Form) procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject) If I know the url, I can use Indy, but because I don't know the url of the csv file, I have to use TWebBrowser. I then have to manually press 'save' in the popup. If I click the download button, in TWebBrowser, to download the csv file, a popup appears.

But I don't know what the url of the csv file is. What I'm hoping to do is download a csv file programatically. Is there a way to get the whole url of any csv file that is being downloaded manually in TWebBrowser? Looking at this non-Delphi example from Stackoverflow, example here, the website is here, if I press the export button, I can download the csv file manually, but to programaticaly download the file, how do I get the whole url of the actual csv file? I can't find it anywhere. is the web site and if I look at page source I get the href:'cvrda_ratings_2009.csv'. Strm := TFileStream.Create(LocalFile, fmCreate)

Using Indy Clients (IdHTTP) I can download csv files, if I know the actual web address of the file by using the following code, which works perfectly ( original code): procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject)

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