Change Images On WebPage

[Medic873]

Task

I am trying to make it where when a page loads with a certin title it will automaticly reconize and change the permitted images on the page.

So here is what I have so far

If WinExists("Courseware - Microsoft Internet Explorer") Then
    WinActivate ("Courseware - Microsoft Internet Explorer")
    $oIE = _IEAttach ("Courseware - Microsoft Internet Explorer")
    $oIE = http://Courseware.com/Images/Learner/icon_inprogress.gif
    $sHTML = _IEBodyReadHTML ($oIE)
    if ($sHTML = "Courseware.com/Images/Learner/icon_inprogress.gif") Then
        $sHTML = $sHTML - "Courseware.com/Images/Learner/icon_inprogress.gif" & "http://learner.ple.platoweb.com/Images/Learner/icon_mastered.gif"
    _IEBodyWriteHTML ($oIE, $sHTML)
    endif

but as you can see I dont quite think this is working can someone at least give me a push in the right direction thank you

[Medic873]

I just discovered that the window can have multiple names as well so is there anything wrong with a statment like this

$WindowTitles = "http://contentlaunch.ple - ® Courseware - Microsoft Internet Explorer" or "Courseware - Windows Internet Explorer"

and then i did this

If WinExists($WindowTitles) Then

WinActivate ($WindowTitles)

$oIE = _IEAttach ($WindowTitles)

Is that okay or am i improperly using the or statement

[Medic873]

After reading through the help file I am still not aware if this is the correct way to use the or statement.

[PsaltyDS]

No. Stop and get some idea how the _IE* functions work before continuing this project. Run the example scripts under those functions and see how they work. Some notes:

1. The default mode for _IEAttach() is document title, not window title (see help file).

2. The next line after _IEAttach() you attempt to destroy the object reference by overwriting it with a string. Don't do that.

3. The attempt to overwrite $oIE fails because you didn't put quotes around the string.

4. The $sHTML variable contains a lot more than just the URL of a single file. View it with a MsgBox() or ConsoleWrite() to see what the HTML really looks like.

5. Learn to use StringReplace() (see help file), and the proper string operators (see help file).

If you won't learn the basics first, this project will remain over your head. However, those basics are not hard, so you can do this with a little effort.

Edited April 2, 2010 by PsaltyDS