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Need Right Mouse Button when firing IE element onMouseDown event


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After performing an _IEAttach and locating a button on the form,

the following code works great when firing a left mouse button onmousedown event.

$o_Btn.fireEvent("onmousedown")

I need the right mouse active when firing the onmousedown event. This requires eventProperties to be sent as a second parameter. Is this supported? If so, what is the equivilent AutoIt code for the first two lines below?

;NameValueCollection eventProperties = new NameValueCollection();

;eventProperties.Add("button", "2");

$o_Btn.FireEvent("onmousedown", eventProperties);

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I expect something like this to work:

$oEvt = $oIE.document.createEventObject("MouseEvent")
$oEvt.button = 2
 
$o_Btn.fireEvent("onmousedown", $oEvt)

Dale

Edited by DaleHohm

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