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MagnumXL
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I have been searching the forums for a couple of hours but cannot find how to do this. All I need to do is get the x/y coordinates of images on a webpage.

Here is an excerpt from my code:

$tmp = 0
$tmp2 = 1
While 1
    $img = _IEImgGetCollection($ie_obj,$tmp)
    If $img = 0 Then
        MsgBox(0,"Debug", "End of collection reached (" & $tmp & ")")
        ExitLoop
    EndIf
    If StringInStr($img.src,"/testbed") And StringRight($img.src,4) = ".jpg" Then
        ReDim $a_images[$tmp2+1][3]
        $a_images[$tmp2][0] = $img.src
        $a_images[$tmp2][1] = $tmp
        $a_images[$tmp2][2] = $img
        $tmp2 += 1
    EndIf
    $tmp += 1
WEnd
$a_images[0][0] = $tmp
$img_obj = _IEGetObjById($ie_obj,$a_images[1][2]);<---- I believe this is my problem line. this is just a test line to find the first image.
MsgBox(0,"Debug","$img_obj: " & $img_obj)
$imgx = _IEPropertyGet($img_obj,"screenx")
$imgy = _IEPropertyGet($img_obj,"screeny")
MsgBox(0,"Debug","$imgx: " & $imgx & @CRLF & "$imgy: " & $imgy)
MouseMove($imgx+20,$imgy+20)

I think my problem is I don't know how to pass the image id to the _IEGetObjByID properly (or at all for that matter). Thanks in advance for any help!

Edited by MagnumXL
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If $img is already the object reference to the image element, and it was stored in [1][2] of the array, what would _IEGetObjById() do for you? Just use the object you already have. The first MsgBox() is also useless because you can't display a COM Object as text. You might try:

$img_obj = $a_images[1][2]
MsgBox(0,"Debug","$img_obj: " & ObjName($img_obj))
$imgx = _IEPropertyGet($img_obj,"screenx")
$imgy = _IEPropertyGet($img_obj,"screeny")
MsgBox(0,"Debug","$imgx: " & $imgx & @CRLF & "$imgy: " & $imgy)

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