RTF/DOC in embedded IE

[JohnOne]

Try that.

MouseMove($Pos[0] + 3, $Pos[1] + 3, 0)

[Pottery]

It's still the same problem; I can clearly see the button being pushed down but it doesn't register the button press until I click on it myself :\

[PsaltyDS]

It is possible synthetic inputs are simply blocked for security reasons. If the coders of the app don't want you to get around it, they can prevent it.

[Pottery]

It's my program lol the File Download popup is coming from the Shell.Explorer object.

* The Admin CP is the child GUI.

Edited July 23, 2010 by Epdmk

[Pottery]

WinActivate('File Download')
$Pos = ControlGetPos('File Download', '', 'Button2')
If Not @error Then
    MouseMove($Pos[0], $Pos[1], 0)
    Sleep(100)
    MouseDown('left')
    Sleep(100)
    MouseUp('left')
    WinWait('Save As')
    Send('{ENTER}')
    Sleep(250)
    If WinActive('Save As', 'Do you want') Then Send('y')
    Sleep(250)
    WinWait('Download complete')
    Send('o')
EndIf

This works when it's by itself in a script, but it won't work in my program's loop, why?

[JohnOne]

You havent posted program's loop, Why?

[Pottery]

The loop is over 300 lines long and the loop conains all of my ftp information, it would take too long to go through it all and block it out for posting :\

[Pottery]

I didn't solve the problem, however I found a different file format to solve the issue that the problem was causing. Thanks to everyone for helping me.