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I have gone through so many pages of suggestions but none seem to work for me.

I have a page which triggers an alert but has no name for the alert. It's just the default "Windows Internet Explorer" window title and my statement of "Cannot exceed 500 characters." and an OK button. No, I cannot change the application code to give it a title.

Of course my script grinds to a screeching halt when it gets to that alert since I can't get access to it to click the OK button. ControlClick needs a window title so I don't think I can get that to work or maybe I haven't tried the right configuration. MouseClick does not run until after I manually press the OK button and my script will then resume. I'd rather not hardcode coordinates for the mouseclick if I can programmatically access that pesky little OK button to click it.

Does anyone have a way to fix this?

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Posted

Hi, MaritimeGirl. Is there any text in the field you can grab, if not the title? I've used something similar to this in the past:

If WinExists("", "Test") Then
WinClose("", "Test")
EndIf

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Posted

Yes, I have the text of the alert.

It looks good but the problem remains that how do I get it to be running so that the alert can be dismissed? As soon as the alert happens (which I trigger (by populating an IE textarea with too much text on purpose as a test), the script stops completely so that code would not be executed. I saw an example using AdlibEnable that looked promising but that function was discontinued in a previous version of AutoIt.

I know I would need to have a timed loop of your 3 lines of code already running before the alert happens. How?

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MaritimeGirl,

AdlibEnable/Disable were not discontunued, they were superceded by AdlibRegister/Unregister which allow several Adlib functions to be set at the same time. :)

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Posted (edited)

Something like this might get you started.

AdlibRegister("Popup")

Func Popup()
    If WinActive("", "Test") Then
       WinClose("", "Test")
    EndIf
EndFunc

Edit: Beaten to the punch again :)

Edited by JLogan3o13

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I was hopeful but no such luck.

I tried AdlibRegister and the function does not get called until after I manually press the OK button on the alert.

Here's the bare bones relevant code that I tried:

...

$o_form = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE, 0)

$o_name = _IEFormElementGetObjByName($o_form, "myTextArea")

AdlibRegister("Popup")

_IEFormElementSetValue($o_name, "way more than 500 characters...")

AdlibUnRegister()

...

Func Popup()

msgbox(0,"was called","was called to kill popup")

If WinActive("", "Cannot exceed 500 characters.") Then

WinClose("", "Cannot exceed 500 characters.")

EndIf

EndFunc

...

When I run that, I get my popup, I manually press OK and THEN I'm greeted by the msg from the Popup function.

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Posted (edited)

MaritimeGirl, notice from the Help file...

";... execution must be non blocking, avoid ...Wait(), MsgBox(), InputBox() functions"

Have you tried it without the MsgBox?

Edited by JLogan3o13

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Posted

Hi, MariTimeGirl. It may be more helpful if you post your script in full. I duplicated the piece you gave me, using another site to enter the text, and the Popup function successfully closed the popup for me.

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Posted

I can't post the website nor the 2500 lines of code as it is a confidential intranet application.

I have made a brand new test html and au3 to illustrate the problem.

Here is the alert.html...

<html>

<body>

<form>

<textarea id="mytextarea" name="mytextarea" onfocus="javascript:alert('too much text')""

onchange="javascript:alert('too much text')"

onkeypress="javascript:alert('too much text')"></textarea>

</form>

</body>

</html>

Here is the alert.au3...

#include "IE.au3"

Dim $oIE

_IEAttach ($oIE)

If Not IsObj($oIE) Then

$oIE = _IECreate ()

_IENavigate ($oIE, "http://localhost/alert.html")

EndIf

$HWND = _IEPropertyGet($oIE, "HWND")

WinSetState($HWND, "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)

$o_form = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE, 0)

$o_name = _IEFormElementGetObjByName($o_form, "mytextarea")

_IELoadWait($oIE, 5000)

AdlibRegister("Popup")

_IEFormElementSetValue($o_name, "x")

AdlibUnRegister()

msgbox(0,"","After popup manually pressed")

Func Popup()

If WinActive("", "too much text") Then

WinClose("", "too much text")

EndIf

EndFunc

Posted (edited)

mmm i don't think you understnad how the popup function works. I've intercepted many message boxes without any issue.

Your adlibregister must be called first. Then make a loop.

If the window appears, it will be closed.

Try to get the window info with au3info.exe

in the popup function :

Func Popup()
consolewrite ("window is trapped !")
If WinActive("", "too much text") Then
WinClose("", "too much text")
EndIf
EndFunc

It doesn't matter if the popup has been clicked or not

for the adlib, please use different value, more 500ms than default.

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Posted (edited)

According to documention, AdlibRegister constantly calls the function until AdlibUnregister is called at the given interval. I've added the time parameter as 750. It still doesn't dismiss the popup. Based on your post, I can't determine what you're telling me to loop. I tried looping a call to Popup() and my alert trigger instide the adlib commands but it still doesn't work. And the title is as I mentioned in my first post - the default of "Windows Internet Explorer" which I've also tried specifying in the Popup() function.

If you can get that snippet of example code to work, please show me the exact syntax. I've spent days trying to get this to work and no matter what I've tried, I've been forced to manually press the OK button.

Edited by MaritimeGirl

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