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waiting for an update to this one

i'll try this out, i can't be sure if it works for me or not because i've already surfed all the ads; only time will tell! it seems to be working well so far, cool program

Ah, for anyone else looking for this info. in the future, it's WM_GETTEXT. Found it shortly before I came back to check on my post Thanks, Zedna.

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could provide me with the windows API calls equivalent to: StatusbarGetTextPixelGetColorThat is, of course, assuming there are equivalent API calls. If there aren't, I'd appreciate someone pointing me in the right direction (I'm looking to implement these features in a VB6 program of mine). Just the name is fine. Thanks Edit: Ok, found out that PixelGetColor is equivalent to GetPixel, still looking for StatusbarGetText, though.

The only function I know of that can assist me with this are the Control* functs. However, they do not have an option for mouse coordinates. The button I'm trying to click in IE7 has no text or ID. So, as the topic states, is it possible to use AutoIt or another language to send a click to an inactive window purely on mouse coordinates? I have been trying to do this for about a year now in VB6, AutoIt, and a very small amount of c++, but eventually giving up with no success after some time. Due to the image I'm trying to click not having an ID or text, I'm assuming that the IE libraries are unusable as well, but if you could point me in the right direction, that'd be awesome. All and any help is appreciated. edit: if anyone knows how to use Windows API and sendmessage to accomplish this, that works, too.

Unfortunately, this is a special website that doesn't seem to be compatible with the IE libraries. It displays everything frame. <FRAME name=main marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="start.htm" noResize><FRAME name=poll marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="poll.htm" noResize scrolling=no><FRAME name=poll2 marginWidth=0 marginHeight=0 src="pol.htm" noResize scrolling=no> If I'm missing something, all help is appreciated. Edit: This is the source of the frame once I've logged in: <script src=../i.txt></script><script>st()</script> This is for racewarkingdoms.com so if anyone else has already written something like this I'd appreciate it if you pointed me in the right direction.

Can you link me to the IE.au3 UDFs? and what are UDFs? edit: ah, just found it, user defined functions OK I just found the post, I will try those out and post back in a minute. Forgive my noobness, you guys have been awesome so far, especially with the super fast responses

Ah, I wish it worked as well for me as it did for all the other posters lol. I have: AutoItSetOption("MouseCoordMode", 0) _MouseClickPlus("Fiji - Windows Internet Explorer", "left", 459, 428, 1) But no luck.

Is it possible to send mouse clicks to an inactive window using X,Y coordinates? Unfortunately, the buttons (images on a page in Internet Explorer) I want to click do not have Control IDs or text, so ControlClick is useless. All help is appreciated.