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Hey Guys,

I have a warning popping up in the console when using _IEAttach, it's ultimately not effecting how my macro is running as I've got it working fine but I would like to resolve what I'm doing wrong:

_IEAttach("192.168.1.1", "CustomRouterFirmware", 1)
$oIE = _IECreate("192.168.1.1", 0, 0)

Error:

--> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Warning from function _IEAttach, $_IEStatus_NoMatch

Why does that not work correctly?

Thanks

- XG

Edited by XxXGoD
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Your syntax is incorrect. "CustomRouterFirmware" field is expecting one of the $s_mode listed in the help file. Maybe you want to put "Title" instead of "CustomerRouterFirmware" then the actual Title of the webpage instead of "192.168.1.1".

The title of the page is "CustomRouterFirmware" thats why I don't know why it's calling this error

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First parameter needs to be "CustomRouterFirmware". Second is "Title". Third is 1 or optional. I think even the second parameter can be optional.

The first parameter will be the same as the second?

I was trying something like this at first but it never worked:

$sUrl = "192.168.1.1"
$oIE = _IEAttach($sUrl, "CustomRouterFirmware")

If Not IsObj($oIE) Then
    $oIE = _IECreate()
    _IENavigate($oIE, $sUrl)
EndIf
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Ok what you put as the first parameter depends on what you put as the second...

If you use URL then your command will have the $sURL as the first parameter then the second parameter should literally be "URL" including quotes.

If you use Title of the webpage then your command will have the title of the webpage as the first parameter then the second parameter should literally be "Title" including quotes.

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Ok what you put as the first parameter depends on what you put as the second...

If you use URL then your command will have the $sURL as the first parameter then the second parameter should literally be "URL" including quotes.

If you use Title of the webpage then your command will have the title of the webpage as the first parameter then the second parameter should literally be "Title" including quotes.

Ahh, I get it now gee thanks that explains it all so much better :)

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