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By MisterVSE
Hello, AutoIt World.
I was just starting to think about use of a Google Sheet for accessing and storing some data collected by an AutoIt Script program, and I see aroud many tips to navigate without mouse, but the basic I didn't see, that is: I want, for example, to Open the Spreadsheet and go to, example, Cell H120 ... How does it works, in Google Sheet using AutoIt?
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By rcmaehl
Hi all,
I've recently be kinda forced into trying to learn OOP within AutoIt. I'm trying to convert XML into objects I guess instead of trying to parse it into arrays within arrays. An example is below:
<User> <roles> <role>Agent</role> <role>Supervisor</role> </roles> </user>
How can I convert this? Would <roles> be $User.Roles? If so would the children be $User.Roles.Role.Agent and $User.Roles.Role.Supervisor? If not, how do I reference each Object?
Any assistance would be appreciated. I tried to understand XML.au3 but I'm so confused trying to wrap my head around this.
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By rcmaehl
Hi all,
My work has recently switched from a Win32 based application to a web based application. Thankfully there's an API for me to attach to now but I have a few questions since I'm using Objects now for some parts of my scripts...
Do I need to run ObjCreate("winhttp.winhttprequest.5.1") everytime before any object stuff or can I just run it once at the beginning of my script and reuse it? Is $oHTTP.Open("GET", <url>) followed by $oHTTP.Send() pretty much the same as INetRead and can I use them interchangeably? Do I need to somehow delete the Object after creating it at the end of my script? - Answered by Helpfile Thanks!
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By jwhausk
Hi, I would like a script to open Edge and navigate to 2 different pages
Open Edge tab 1 www.MyHomePage.com, Tab 2 www.google.com
Thank you, John
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