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I am looking GUI automation tool that support SilverLight, does AutoIt is the right solution?
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SilverLight Support
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, Apr 23 2012 10:49 AM
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Posted 24 April 2012 - 12:46 PM
Hi, coolooc. "GUI automation tool that support Silverlight" is a pretty broad requirement. AutoIt definitely has strong capabilities in the GUI automation space, and since it uses the Windows API it can control a lot of things. If you could expand on what exactly you are trying to accomplish, perhaps we can assist you better 
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Posted 24 April 2012 - 05:27 PM
Hi, coolooc. "GUI automation tool that support Silverlight" is a pretty broad requirement. AutoIt definitely has strong capabilities in the GUI automation space, and since it uses the Windows API it can control a lot of things. If you could expand on what exactly you are trying to accomplish, perhaps we can assist you better
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In the beginning I want to record a sanity script using mouse and keyboard, I made some tests and it seems as working fine but I could see that there are some fields that the text is not inserted, I tried IE, Chrome and Firefox and the same result, is there any solution?
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Posted 24 April 2012 - 07:25 PM
I would suggest taking a look at IE.au3 and the functions it provides you with. It should minimize your need for keyboard/mouseclicks.
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Posted 24 April 2012 - 07:30 PM
I would suggest taking a look at IE.au3 and the functions it provides you with. It should minimize your need for keyboard/mouseclicks.
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I guess it's going to be a silly question but what do you mean by saying IE.au3 and the functions ...
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Posted 24 April 2012 - 07:36 PM
Hi, coolooc. Sorry, I should have made that more clear. IE.au3 is what is called a UDF, and when included with your script gives you access to a number of functions native to Internet Explorer (someone is bound to come along and offer a better description). My suggestion is to go into your helpfile and find the folder IE Management on the contents tab. This will give you a good idea of all the different functions that have been created for you (no need to reinvent the wheel).
Also, you can check the Internet section of the AutoIt Snippets page, located here. This will give you some ideas that can help you get started.
Also, you can check the Internet section of the AutoIt Snippets page, located here. This will give you some ideas that can help you get started.
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