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[water]

Did you really test the above script? Line two gives me a syntax error because of the dot.

[JohnOne]

But when i tried moving my mouse to the position i wanted to click and click, nothing happend.

The window activates (so i could type text in it) but not click in it.

WinSetState gives 1 back (succes)

So it activates so you "could type text in it" but it stays minimized?

Start making sense, and you will start getting the help you need.

[water]

Maybe you grab the wrong FF window?

Make sure ALL windows are minimized before you run the script. Does a FF window pop up?

[Milanezi]

Yes, i tested it but fixed the dot

It is what i said it did.

I typed text in it with ControlSend while it was minimized.

[Milanezi]

I start at my desktop so they are all minimized. The script runs and it stays on my desktop so nothing happens.

[water]

It is what i said it did.

I typed text in it with ControlSend while it was minimized.

Why didn't you tell that in first place? We assumed you typed in the text yourself so the window was maximized.

Always give as much information as you can!

[Milanezi]

Sorry, im a Java programmer so all the syntax and difference between them are still new to me

It seems such a basic task to script.

Several FF-windows which i catch in the WinList.

Switch between them and click on a certain position.

Frustrating

Edited October 7, 2012 by Milanezi

[JohnOne]

What version of firefox are you using?

[Milanezi]

Im using 11.0.

Seems I can get a newer version

Could that cause it?

[water]

We can't test - so give it a try.

[Milanezi]

It didn't change a thing.

Trying ControlClick now again and see what it does.

[Milanezi]

Local $windows = WinList("[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]")

WinActivate(Hwnd($windows[1][1]))
sleep(1000)
ControlClick(Hwnd($windows[1][1]), "[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]","left",1,1550,78)

It doesn't click in the window...

[water]

Did you upgrade your addon as well?

[Milanezi]

Yes, they are all up to date with FF 15

[water]

ControlClick(Hwnd($windows[1][1]), "[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]","left",1,1550,78)

The text (parameter 2) is missing in your statement: Should be:

ControlClick(Hwnd($windows[1][1]), "", "[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]", "left",1,1550,78)

[Milanezi]

But the controlclick returns a 0 so it seems to know it didnt work.

Any reason for that?

Local $windows = WinList("[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]")

WinActivate(Hwnd($windows[1][1]))
sleep(1000)
ControlClick(Hwnd($windows[1][1]), "[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]","left",1,1550,78)
MsgBox(0,"result"," title =" & ControlClick(Hwnd($windows[1][1]), "[CLASS:MozillaWindowClass]","left",1,1550,78))

I tried with the extra "" for the text but that didnt help. I though Hwnd replaced Title + text.

Edited October 7, 2012 by Milanezi

[Gibbz]

i cant understand your problem

[Milanezi]

It doesnt click in the FF window.

ControlCLick give 0 back and i dont know why.

[Gibbz]

It doesnt click in the FF window.

ControlCLick give 0 back and i dont know why.

tell me what do u want the script do and i will help u

[Milanezi]

It seems that WinList doesnt return the correct list of active FF-windows.

Fixed with WinGethandle and using title.