IE Automation

[Generator]

What method did you use to retrieve the names from the obj, i am still very new to _IE. Would you mind sharing the method as well i can learn from it? Thanks. I am replying with your fixed version, works nicely.

[DaleHohm]

Short answer is that I examined the HTML source... this was made much easier using the DebugBar tool you see in my sig...

With DebugBar, I just dragged the bullseye tool on top of the Reply button and it showed me the HTML tag that contained an id= or name=. I did the same with the submit button.

Dale

[Generator]

Short answer is that I examined the HTML source... this was made much easier using the DebugBar tool you see in my sig...

With DebugBar, I just dragged the bullseye tool on top of the Reply button and it showed me the HTML tag that contained an id= or name=. I did the same with the submit button.

Dale

Nice, i am sure it will be useful in most of the time. Thanks a bunch

[AzKay]

And if you prefer to use FireFox, Theres a very helpful plugin I like to use, FireBug. :3

[NELyon]

And if you prefer to use FireFox, Theres a very helpful plugin I like to use, FireBug. :3

And DOM Inspector which comes with firefox

[AzKay]

And DOM Inspector which comes with firefox

It does?

[DaleHohm]

It does?

Yep. It is an optional component during the install however. It will be in yout tools menu if you installed it.

There are a lot of DOM inspectors available, some better than others... some MUCH better than others... some free, some not. I've included the ones I use and like with IE in my sig.

The DOM inspectors available for FireFox are typically free and are very useful.

Generator asked my how I figured out the information in the DOM for my reply earlier. I told him what I did and what I used to get it. I happen to like DebugBar because it integrates with IE, is free for personal use and has the features I need and more.

Dale

[AzKay]

I see. I personally use FireBug, And Live HTTP Headers for my work with these types of things, But thats only because I prefer FF.

Edited August 13, 2007 by AzKay

[Generator]

Updated.

[AzKay]

Mind if I make an alternate thread?

The same things as these, But using httprequests? x3

[Generator]

Mind if I make an alternate thread?

The same things as these, But using httprequests? x3

Np xD, since i just "discovered" Debug toolbar, such a great tool, i am gonna play around with it for a while

[AzKay]

Yay, I have permissions.

[Generator]

Updated. Changed topic interest.

[Generator]

Updated. If anyone have any request you can post here as well.

[SleepyXtreme]

fyi i fricken love this script, very nice work.

edit: so i have a few suggestions the facebook funcs

1. well i already adapted a "login" func from ur first post but maybe you wanna make it a seperate one in ur first post.

2. logout

3. maybe a go to Events?

4. It would be very cool if there was a way to maybe detect your aim away msg then change ur status to be the same .

edit2: how do you get all the names of the boxes where you enter the information, i'm not quite sure how you do it, can you tell me how?

Edited August 16, 2007 by SleepyXtreme

[big_daddy]

You should add these to the snippet database.

[DaleHohm]

You should add these to the snippet database.

Yes, please do. There is a lot of useful, categorized stuff out there.

Dale

[OldDog]

Hi,

I am looking for a script that will log on to a site via IE7 and then install the Certificate for that site.

I was trying a keyboard macro, but the little widget that pops up only accepts input from a mouse.

Any help would be appriciated.

OldDog

[SleepyXtreme]

ok so since i really loved these scripts so much i made a facebook stalker program that lets you do all the functions from a tray icon and it also lets you do login with a hotkey

[Generator]

fyi i fricken love this script, very nice work.

edit: so i have a few suggestions the facebook funcs

1. well i already adapted a "login" func from ur first post but maybe you wanna make it a seperate one in ur first post.

2. logout

3. maybe a go to Events?

4. It would be very cool if there was a way to maybe detect your aim away msg then change ur status to be the same .

edit2: how do you get all the names of the boxes where you enter the information, i'm not quite sure how you do it, can you tell me how?

Basically you examine the source, or use one of the DOM obj tool out there. Like FireBug for Firefox.

Also i created a nest loop for myself, comes in handly most of the time.

Fill in the website and the timeout, and change the text in the if statement if you want, it's for matching the form and the element.

How to use:

Use it go in a website

Wait for Msgbox to show up( which pauses the script )

Enter replying or the desire text

And then hit ok

It should show the # of collection of that form and the element.

#include<IE.au3>
$thread="http://www.facebook.com/"
$Time=5000

_ForumReply($thread,$Time)

Func _ForumReply($ThreadLink,$oTimeout)
    Local $oIE,$oForm,$oQuery,$o_Query
    _IEErrorHandlerRegister()
    _IELoadWaitTimeout($oTimeout)
    $oIE=_IECreate($ThreadLink,0,1,1)
    MsgBox(64,"Warning","Input text into element and click ok to continue")
    $oForm = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE)
    $iNumForm=@extended
    For $i=0 to $iNumForm-1
        $oForm = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE, $i)
        $oQuery = _IEFormElementGetCollection ($oForm)
        $iNumElement=@extended
        For $n=0 to $iNumElement-1
            $o_Query=_IEFormElementGetCollection($oForm,$n)
            If String(_IEFormElementGetValue($o_Query))="Replying" Then
                MsgBox(64,"Form: "&$i,"Element: "&$n)
            EndIf
        Next
    Next
EndFunc