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  1. Hi... your post is confusing because you mentioned "click", but then used "hover" in the posted code. I assume that you meant to use "click" in the code. The click command in _WD_ElementAction performs the default click functionality as defined in the Webdriver specs. The click command in _WD_ElementActionEx differs in the following ways -- Uses "actions" to perform the mouse click (pointer down followed by pointer up) Allows control of which button is clicked (left, middle, right) HTH, Dan
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  2. @donnyh13, I have been working on a number of changes to these scripts in the background for while and would like you to test with that version when you don't mind. The reason is that this issue with the dropdown is not happening in that version, but only in the version that is published. Maybe also the issue with that extra #Include<> is fixed in that one as I do remember having changed things a bit in the logic. The current SciTE_changes_Dynamic_Includes_LUA.zip contains these updated scripts.
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  3. Local $oShell = ObjCreate('Shell.Application') For $oWindow In $oShell.Windows $oWindow.navigate("d:\") Next
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  4. [Test1] 1=1 2=2 3=3 4=4 [Test2] 1=1 2=2 3=3 [Test3] 1=1 2=2 3=3 This is an example of a typical INI file. Section refers to any text between square brackets ("[ ]"), in this example Test1, Test2 and Test3 are section names. Key refers to anything that is to the left of the first equals sign ("=") in each line after the Section name, the Value is what is to the right of the equals sign and is what is read when doing an IniRead. Default is what the function is to return if there is nothing that matches the section name, or the key name in the file.
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