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[darcaro]

Hello -

I have a very simple AutoIT gui that allows me to launch a webpage by concatenating variables and creating a url. The trouble is, I always get the "Continue to this website (not recommended) " message.

Is there any easy way to click certain links , and for that matter, click on any text on a given screen?? This would be incredibly helpful!

Thanks!!

Edited by darcaro, 24 October 2008 - 01:49 PM.

[dbzfanatic]

Read the helpfile. _IELinkClickByText()

[farhan879]

#include <file.au3> 
$URL    = "www.google.com"
             $fd        = FileOpen(@TEMPDir & "url.url",2)
             if $fd = -1 Then Exit
             FileWriteLine($fd,"[InternetShortcut]")
             FileWriteLine($fd,"URL=" & $URL)
             FileClose($fd)
             Run(@comspec & " /c " & chr(34) & @TEMPDir & "url.url" & chr(34))

[Cw2K1]

Read the helpfile. _IELinkClickByText()

and also read the related Functions

[dbzfanatic]

and also read the related Functions

You're stalking me aren't you? XD It's pretty common sense to read related functions for future reference but I suppose it never hurts to mention it.

[darcaro]

This is great - the one thing is that there are a few clicks on the page that I wanted to click on , and _IELinkClickByText worked for some of them, but not all. The ones that dont work seem to be Javascript items - Is there any way to search for that text, and click that?? When I hover over it, I can see the where it wants to go (which appears to be a URL) but it doesnt click using that function.

Thank you all so much for your help!

[DaleHohm]

Suggest you download DebugBar (see my sig) to easily see the structure of the HTML page. LINKs are <A> tags... you can click on other elements with _IETagnameGetCollection and _IEAction, but you need to study a bit.

Dale