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Hello,

I am trying 2 hours now to find the controlID of a button and i cant get it.

Posted ImageI want to get the controlID of the button in the picture. It is from the google maps. If anyone can help me find it please do :D

I managed finding it getting the properties-outerText of the site but i could get its id.

I feel nothing.It feels great.

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The whole thing is a flash object - there is no DOM access to the components.

Dale

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Dale,

Ok i understand that. Is there another way to push that button.

If you tried it you will see that pressing it opens the map fullscreen.

P.s. i could push some other buttons on the flash onject.

Edit: i tried navigating the site and scrolling on the flash object but it didnt focus on that item.

Edited by ileandros

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I think this one might be ur flash player there, this is what i drugged out of it. If it is this one though:

#include <IE.au3>
$oie = _IECreate("http://www.tellyads.com/show_movie.php?filename=TA15167")
Local $id
Local $olinks = _IETagNameGetCollection($oie, "param")
For $olink In $olinks
ConsoleWrite($olink.outerhtml & @CRLF) ; Edit: This will give you what exactly is written in source code
Next

I dont think you could click it with _IEAction()

Maybe you could do it with other click but not with ie click

Edit: ControlClick would work

Edited by ileandros

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@JohnOne

This script can reliably run and control that video in my default browser Opera. Something similar should work with other browsers.

ShellExecute("http://www.tellyads.com/show_movie.php?filename=TA15167")
WinActivate("Flash '50 Years Of Shine' TV ad - 30 sec advert")
$hWin = WinWaitActive("Flash '50 Years Of Shine' TV ad - 30 sec advert")
Sleep(5000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,17,314)
Sleep(10000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,368,314)
Sleep(5000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,385,314)
Sleep(5000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,336,314)
Sleep(5000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,336,314)
Sleep(3000)
Controlclick($hWin,"","[CLASS:aPluginWinClass; INSTANCE:1]","Left",1,17,314)

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