Can't click 2nd Div Object

[AFC]

in short how can I click dynamic javascript objects ? ( I learned that I can't find their source via source code tab)

I have a strange problem, don't know what is it about. I want to click an object on webpage which classname is "btn3"
But there are 2 of "btn3" objects on the page. The problem is I can find first one but can't find second one. So here it is
 
First one:

<a class="add-btn btn3-wrap" href="/add_edit_sites.html">
<span>&nbsp;</span>
<div class="btn3">Add Site/Page</div></a>

Second one:

<a class="single_like_button btn3-wrap" onclick="openFbLWin_857528();">
<span>&nbsp;</span>
<div class="btn3">Like</div></a>

And my AutoIt code: (didn't put click code, just put msgbox to see if I can find or not but just saw msgbox only 1 time)

$oDivs = _IETagNameGetCollection ($amf_IE, "div")
For $oDiv in $oDivs

    If (String($oDiv.classname)="btn3")  Then
        MsgBox(0,"","")
    ExitLoop
    EndIf
Next

I just tried to use innerText but again I couldn't find second object. I think it is not about AutoIt code, there must be something I'm missing

Edited July 18, 2013 by AFC

[Gianni]

hi AFC

perhaps you do not find the second one, because you get out of the loop when you find the first

try to remove exitloop from inside the for-next loop

$oDivs = _IETagNameGetCollection ($amf_IE, "div")
For $oDiv in $oDivs

    If (String($oDiv.classname)="btn3")  Then
        MsgBox(0,"","")
  ;  ExitLoop  < ==== remove this
    EndIf
Next

bye

[AFC]

Thanks for your suggest but no it is not cause

I think Autoit wors with source code and it may be problem beacuse I can see that tag in inspect element but cant see in source code, in some way it is hidden

[DW1]

If onclick="openFbLWin_857528();" is static, you could just execute the javascript function:

$oIE.document.parentWindow.execScript('openFbLWin_857528();',"javascript")

[AFC]

Thanks thats great idea but it is not static 

[dragan]

try this:
 

$oDivs = _IETagNameGetCollection ($amf_IE, "div")
For $oDiv in $oDivs
    If $oDiv.classname == 'btn3' Then
        If $oDiv.innertext == 'Like' Then
            MsgBox(0,"","success")
            ExitLoop
        EndIf
    EndIf
Next

You better use "==" instead of "=" for object's properties.

[BrewManNH]

You better use "==" instead of "=" for object's properties.

Why?

[dragan]

I know, it's very strange, but whenever I used "=", I couldn't always get all IE object's properties, but only the first one.
I don't know why is this happening because in autoit "=" means both, set and get value, but when it comes to object's properties, (at least with IE objects), I'm forced to use "==" because that's the only way for me to get all data I need.

I dunno if it's IE version related, or OS related, or AutoIt version related...
All I know is that I have IE 10, win7 64-bit, and I must use "==" to get all values.

I also know that on my older system (WinXP 32-bit, with IE8) I could use only "=" to get all values.

[BrewManNH]

It shouldn't affect getting the properties, "==" is used as a case-sensitive string comparison, whereas "=" is case-insensitive. As long as the information you're comparing to doesn't rely on case-sensitivity, then it shouldn't matter. If it doesn't work with just "=" then it could be a bug, or your code, if it's a bug, it should be reported as such.

[AFC]

Thank you for your interest but it didn't solve my problem, 

in short how can I click dynamic javascript objects ? ( I learned that I can't find their source via source code tab)