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Trying to get this button to click....Getting clued in to the fact that this is related to

the javascript that is getting called - saw the forum information on using send, is there a way in the COM world to force the execution of the javascript?

Global $IE
$debug = 1
;form submit test

$url = "http://cs.wellesley.edu/~cs110/thau/Chapter07/fig7-21.html"
$ie = ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
$ie.Visible = 1
$ie.Navigate ($url)
While Not $IE.busy
    sleep(50)
WEnd

$ie.document.the_form.submit.click ()
Edited by flyingboz

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More IE fun like this in scraps to play with.

Global $IE
$debug = 1
;form submit test

$url = "http://cs.wellesley.edu/~cs110/thau/Chapter07/fig7-21.html"
$IE = ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
$IE.Visible = 1
$IE.Navigate ($url)
Do
   sleep(100)
until $IE.readystate = 4

_IE_formclick("score this quiz")

Exit

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:    _IE_formclick
; Description:    Clicks something on a form
; Parameter(s):  $_find   - text to find
;                  $_form     - Number of form element (optional)
; Requirement(s):   $IE must be an IE object
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Clicks
;                  On Failure - no failure yet
; Author(s):        scriptkitty
;
;===============================================================================
;

Func _IE_formclick($_find,$_form = 0)
   For $i = 1 To $IE.document.forms ($_form) .elements () .length - 1
      If StringInStr($IE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .outerHTML, $_find) > 0 Then
         $IE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .click()
      EndIf
   Next
EndFunc

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here is a bit more, in case you want to do checkboxes, which can be a bit more complicated to fill out.

Global $IE
$debug = 1
;form submit test

$url = "http://cs.wellesley.edu/~cs110/thau/Chapter07/fig7-21.html"
$IE = ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
$IE.Visible = 1
$IE.Navigate ($url)
Do
   sleep(100)
until $IE.readystate = 4

_IE_formcheckbox($IE,"question1"); some text in the HTML code of the item. 
_IE_formcheckbox($IE,"question2")
_IE_formclick($IE,"score this quiz")

Exit

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:    _IE_formclick
; Description:    Clicks something on a form
; Parameter(s):  $_ObjIE     - IE object
;                  $_find     - text to find
;                  $_form     - Number of form element (optional)
; Return Value(s):  On Success - Clicks
;                  On Failure - no failure yet
; Author(s):        scriptkitty
;
;===============================================================================
;

Func _IE_formclick($_ObjIE,$_find,$_form = 0)
   For $i = 1 To $_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements () .length - 1
      If StringInStr($_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .outerHTML, $_find) > 0 Then
         $_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .click()
      EndIf
   Next
EndFunc  

;===============================================================================
;
; Function Name:    _IE_formcheckbox
; Description:    Marks element as checked on a form
; Parameter(s):  $_ObjIE     - IE object
;                  $_find     - text to find
;                  $_form     - Number of form element (optional)
; Return Value(s):  On Success - marks element as checked
;                  On Failure - no failure yet
; Author(s):        scriptkitty
;
;===============================================================================
;

Func _IE_formcheckbox($_ObjIE,$_find,$_form = 0)
   For $i = 0 To $_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements () .length - 1
      If StringInStr($_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .outerHTML, $_find) > 0 Then
         $_ObjIE.document.forms ($_form) .elements ($i) .checked = true
      EndIf
   Next
EndFunc ;==>_IE_formcheckbox

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<form name="genericForm" method="post" action="/MessagingWeb/buttons.do"><input type="hidden" name="org.apache.struts.taglib.html.TOKEN" value="8f5bf8a2ab49c8e257ebcba074c4808c">


<input type="image" name="refresh" src="/refresh.gif" border="0" alt="refresh">
<input type="image" name="sendMessage" src="/new-enrol-mess.gif" border="0" alt="new enrolment message">
<input type="image" name="send1Message" src="/new-message.gif" border="0" alt="new banking message">
<input type="image" name="search" src="/search.gif" border="0" alt="search">
<input type="image" name="statistics" src="/statistics.gif" border="0" alt="statistics">
<input type="image" name="logOff" src="/exit1.gif" border="0" alt="exit">
</form>

Any ideas on how I can click these form elements? I've tried using the UDF scriptkitty made but won't work - prolly due to the mess of the HTML i'm trying to script! Any help would be welcomed.

Edited by g5mike
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Maybe it's me idunno but when i do

ConsoleWrite($ObjIE.document.forms(1).elements().length)

The result is

1

Which is just the 1 form element in form(1) ? I dont seem to be able to get to the input elements.

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Are you able to provide a public URL that highlights your issue? Remeber these enumeration arrays are zero indexed. Also, try to enumerate the form explicitly (by name), rather than by array index.

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sorry it's not external and I don't have any wespace set up to show it as it needs apache struts.

I tries this

ConsoleWrite($ObjIE.document.genericForm.elements(0).name)

Andf the result was:

org.apache.struts.taglib.html.TOKEN

Which is the name of the hidden form element - the rest aren't accesible :-S

so like element(1) isn't there - very odd.

Could this be due to running IE 5.5 at all?

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