WEnd^Error

[Athos]

Hi guys, I've written a script that is about 600 lines long and takes about 8 minutes to go through. It interacts both with a program and it's embedded browser.

The problem is sometimes, when I'm automating the embedded browser I get an error stating:

Line 585 (File: Location of IE.au3):

WEnd

WEnd^ERROR

Error:The requested action with this object has failed.

I'm trying to debug my script, but I find that this error shows up in seemingly random places, and that sometimes my script will run perfectly through, with no errors, but other times these statments show up and I have to run the entire script again.

Could I have some insight into the nature of this error, and what I can do to prevent it?

Thanks,

Athos

Edited June 29, 2012 by Athos

[Mechaflash]

There's a chance you may have left either a conditional statement or loop open in your code prior to the call to w/e function is in IE.au3.

Make sure you have all opening/closing brackets and start/end commands correct. (i.e. If [...] EndIf, While [...] WEnd, For [...] Next etc.)

Edited June 29, 2012 by mechaflash213

[Athos]

I just checked and all my while and for loops end correctly, so I don't think that is the problem. Again, sometimes my script runs perfectly.

The only lead I have, is I think it might have to do with Sleep Statements within my code. The errors seem less likely when I take them out. Again not sure why..

Then again it may have no effect whatsoever.

Edited June 29, 2012 by Athos

[water]

This has been discussed a few times on the forum. Please check or other threads.

[Athos]

^{Water, I actually completely went through that thread before posting this. I believe my situation is different than that OP because my errors are seemingly randomly occuring. The OP kept getting the same error at the same consistant place. Therefore, I figured this was worth its own discussion.}

^{Not to mention, I'm using an Embedded browser, and not IE create.}

Edited June 29, 2012 by Athos

[Athos]

An apparent solution to the IE_create was setting $f_wait to 0. The problem with that is, IE_Attach doesn't have a $f_wait, so I have no clue how to go about solving this.