timothy855

How do I download the FF.au3 UDF? Like I'm not finding the link...

And you're the one that started this so don't act like I'm instigating anything.

Because you're some moderator of some website you think you have power over people? I'm going to be a doctor. You do not intimidate me. Sure, you can block me and if that makes you feel empowered, then do it. I'm simply asking for either help, or for someone to do it for me. I would love to do it myself but so far I have gotten nowhere. I've said above that I have read various materials and have watched numerous videos but still can't get it started.... Please stop making assumptions about my character when you know nothing about me.

I don't have anything! I've said over and over that I need help getting it started! Why are you being rude to me? I don't understand.

Or are you telling me that you're not going to let anyone help me understand how to do it... lol

I am trying to learn. Right now I'm trying to figure out how to add java into autoit... That's what I've been asking lol

Ah. Yes, one is essentially asking if someone will build the script for me and this one is more focused on an attempt for me to do it myself lol. We can delete the other one if that's what you're getting to. The website that is used uses javascript. I've found that much by simply doing a right click and going to inspect element. I then went to script and it had a bunch of javascript code. So that's where I'm at. I don't even know what the first line of the code needs to be. I'm so lost. I've been at this for about a year but simply don't have enough time to set down and read through all of the material and watch all of the videos to really understand how to do the work myself. That's why I asked if someone else would do it for me.

I'm asking for help with javascript and how to make it work with autoit. Like I don't know where to start

I'm trying to get a script together that will schedule me hours for my work at home job. I'm in med school and I'm never really able to keep check on the hours that are posted so I have trouble working the required hours each week as the hours are available on a first come basis. If anyone would like to take on this project, I'm willing to pay, because I have so little experience with code it's pathetic.... Send me a pm if interested.

I sent you a pm.

I've been trying and trying and reading and watching videos as to how to create and run a script, but what I'm trying to do is so complicated that I just can't do it alone given the insufficient experience I have with code. I am willing to pay someone to even write this thing for me. I'll give you all of the information that you would ever need including my logins and passwords to the site I'm trying to write the script for. It is a scheduling system for my work at home job. Since I am in class all day, it is difficult for me to schedule myself hours (the hours are posted and are submitted on a first come basis) and so I am being written up almost every week. I can't afford to lose this job and this is just about the last thing that I can think of. Also, the sheer convenience of having some sort of system that automatically schedules me hours is great. I don't know if this is where I should post this or not, and if not, please tell me where I should post such a topic. Or if I should even post it at all.

You must not be very perceptive. Unless you're going to help me, please do not comment on any of my posts and please stop sending me personal messages.

I have already downloaded the FF.au3 UDF, as I said above, but I'm not sure how to make autoit reference it.

I don't need IE commands. I need FireFox.

Or can someone at least help me with the Firefox language pack... Once I download it, I think I place it in the "Include" folder, is that correct? Now, how do I make AutoIt use it?

I work from home, and since I'm in school all day, it's hard for me to schedule myself hours considering that the hours are on a first come, first serve basis AND the system used is not available on mobile. The script will only involve one webpage. I will post a screen shot below. When a time slot becomes available, it will appear in the appropriate location in the schedule and will be highlighted in green. The page does not refresh automatically; the "Add Shift" button must be clicked repeatedly as the actual refresh button in the browser results in a security error forcing me to re-enter my login credentials. When a time slot that I need becomes available (between the hours of 4pm and 12 am), the script needs to "look" for that interval and click it. After the click, the screen will change to a confirmation screen prompting me to click "Accept" or "Decline". I of course click "Accept". After this, the window returns the the schedule and the process needs to continue looking for another time slot. The shifts, which are available in increments of 30 minute intervals, do not need to be selected in any particular order. For example, if there is a shift available from 7-7:30 pm, go ahead and add it. If later a shift becomes available from 5:30-6 pm, go ahead and add it as well. I think it would be great if the script did this: Refresh ------> "look" for 4:30-5. If nothing, "look" for 5-5:30. If nothing, "look" for 5:30-6. So on and so forth, until all units have been searched for. Then, start the process over beginning with refresh ("Add Shift" button). Of course, if a shift is "found", add it, then start the process from where it last "looked" Also, the script will need to work with FireFox. I've found FireFox to be the easiest to use with scripts. I would go ahead and start on this, but I can't locate the FF.au3 UDF. Even if I did find it, I would feel better if someone with more experience could work on it. If someone would like to do this, then I will apprehensively provide the username/password and other instructions to get to the website so that it can be started. Hours are sometimes difficult to get a hold of, but once I find a screen that has hours available, I will take a screen shot and show everyone what it looks like to give you a better idea. Thanks!

No, I knew how to take a screenshot, but didn't know how to post it here. I got it though.

I work from home, and I'm looking for something that will help me schedule hours. The hours are available on a first come first serve basis. The site cannot be accessed on mobile unfortunately and during the day I am in class and it's a pain to get out my laptop to check for hours. The page that displays the hours does not refresh automatically so a constant click is required to catch hours. So here's what needs to happen: I can manually open the website using my username and website. Once in, the "Add Shift" button needs to be selected. This is the same button that needs constant clicking as using the actual browser refresh button results in a security error and requires a re-login. When hours become available, they show up at the appropriate time slot, and are in green. The time intervals are in 30 minute increments and are "stacked" on top of one another. I only want hours between 5-12am selected. Once they are selected, the page changes to a confirmation page and then the "accept" button must be selected. So in essence, it needs to "look" for a green highlight which is always in a certain location on the screen because they are always located in the appropriate time slot. It uses internet explorer only. I was going to show a screen shot but I don't know how to post that..

I've made a script before, so my title is a little deceiving; it was a very simple script and it worked great, but this time, my task is much greater and more complex. I need help. What I need done is pretty simple, but making a script to do it is much more complicated. I will gladly share my email address for communication purposes, and the login and password that will be used to get access to the website. It could be a fun project for those who are up for it! I will gladly be willing to offer monetary compensation, half up front, and the other half once it is finished to satisfy what needs to be done. Thanks!

I'm not sure how to build that code....

use my zip. 24739

Ok cool. I've downloaded the links. I'm not sure how to use them to be honest I'm going to post exactly what I have. My password and username is on here. It's not generic or anything so nobody will get far with it. This will open up with IE. I've downloaded the firefox languages that you've provided me but I just keep getting an error. Perhaps you could help me out. I don't care if you use the user and pass and login with firefox. Right now I'm trying to change the "away" status in the top left corner to "available". If you change it to available, as quickly as possible change it back to away, so that the next part won't happen. We'll get there maybe. #include <IE.au3> Call("SignIn") Func SignIn() Global $oIE = _IECreate("https://universe.chacha.com") Local $username = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "guideHandle") Local $password = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "password") Local $button = _IEGetObjByName($oIE, "loginBtn") _IEFormElementSetValue($username, "timothy855") _IEFormElementSetValue($password, "babyboy01") _IEAction($button, "click") EndFunc ;==>SignIn

Well, I would try it for the site that I'm attempting to create an auto-login for, but I don't understand how to make autoIT to use FF instead of IE

The #include <FF.au3> just returns an error.

So far, I've managed to open the IE, set the username and password, and login. Not sure how to make a selection in the drop down menu. How would I go about installing these codes and using them?