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The correct syntax for _FFFormRadioButton is

_FFFormRadioButton($vRadioButton[, $iRadioButtonIndex = 0[, $sRadioButtonMode = "index"[, $vForm = 0[, $sFormMode = "index"]]]])

Your example translate to this:

$vRadioButton      = "2291037996"

$iRadioButtonIndex = 0

$sRadioButtonMode  = "account"

$vForm             = "form"

$sFormMode         = "switch_primary_form"

Your last three parameters are wrong, which is causing the command to fail. These are the valid options for those parameters:

$sRadioButtonMode   
Optional: Mode of the radio-button selection:
index   = (Default) Index (0-n) of the radio-button.
name    = Name of the radio-button.
id  = ID of the radio-button.
value   = Value of the radio-button.
$vForm  Optional: Index (0-n), name or ID of the form.
0 = (Default)
$sFormMode  
Optional: Mode of the form selection.:
index   = (Default) Index (0-n) of the form.
name    = Name of the form.
id  = ID of the form.

 

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Danp2, don't bother, he'll keep coming back until you write it for him.

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Thanks Danp2, for helping me, I have read your explanation very carefully and this is what I got

$vRadioButton   Name, ID or value of the radio-button.
$iRadioButtonIndex  Optional: Index of the radio-button (0-n)
0 = (Default)
$sRadioButtonMode   
Optional: Mode of the radio-button selection:
index   = (Default) Index (0-n) of the radio-button.
name    = Name of the radio-button.
id  = ID of the radio-button.
value   = Value of the radio-button.
$vForm  Optional: Index (0-n), name or ID of the form.
0 = (Default)
$sFormMode  
Optional: Mode of the form selection.:
index   = (Default) Index (0-n) of the form.
name    = Name of the form.
id  = ID of the form.
$vRadioButton      = "2291037996"

$iRadioButtonIndex = 0

$sRadioButtonMode  = "input"

$vForm             = "form"

$sFormMode         = "switch_primary_form"
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","form","switch_primary_form")

the form html source:

<form id="switch_primary_form" class="bigradioform" method="post" action="switch_primary">

    <input class="bigradio" type="radio" checked="checked" value="363596699" name="account"></input>
    <strong></strong>
    <br></br>
    <input class="bigradio" type="radio" value="2291037996" name="account"></input>


          @followbacklist6

    <br></br>
    <br></br>
    <br></br>
    <a class="btn btn_smaller btn_gray inline_block" href="/account/manage_owned"></a>
    <a class="btn btn_smaller btn_blue inline_block btn_submit_form" href="#"></a>

</form>

this is the  message that i get in the console:

__FFStartProcess: ""C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe" -new-window "http://tweepi.com/account/switch_primary"  "-repl 4242 "
_FFConnect: OS: WIN_81 WIN32_NT 9600 
_FFConnect: AutoIt: 3.3.10.2
_FFConnect: FF.au3: 0.6.0.1b-10
_FFConnect: IP: 127.0.0.1
_FFConnect: Port:   4242
_FFConnect: Delay:  2ms
_FFConnect: Socket:     828
_FFConnect: Browser:    Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64; rv:28.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/28.0
__FFSendJavaScripts: Sending functions to FireFox .......... done
_FFLoadWait: . loaded in 11ms
[object XrayWrapper [object HTMLDocument]] - {location: {...}, getElementsByName: function() {...}, getItems: function() {...}, open: function() {...}, close: function() {...}, write: function() {...}, writeln: function() {...}, ...}
_FFFormCheckBox ==> Invalid value: (index|name|id) $sFormMode: switch_primary_form

its keeps saying that the $sformMode is incorrect,  

 $sformMode=

Optional: Mode of the form selection.:

index = (Default) Index (0-n) of the form.
name = Name of the form.
id = ID of the form.
 
the id of the form is "switch_primary_form" or am i wrong?
 

 

BrewMaNH if you dont have anything usefulls to say than be quiet, cant you see im trying!

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$sFormMode sets the mode of the form selection, and the only allowable values are index, name, or id.

$vForm needs to contain the form identifier (it's actual index, name or id)

ok, but the form=

<form id="switch_primary_form" class="bigradioform" method="post" action="switch_primary"></form> 

so the identifier of the form = id:switch_primary_form 

but why is it keep saying that its a invalid value,

sorry, I am trying to understand it but im a little confused :unsure:

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_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","form","switch_primary_form")

This is what you previously posted. The 5th parameter ($sFormMode) is the form id ("switch_primary_form"), which actually should be passed as the 4th parameter ($vForm). Then you need to pass the proper value for the 5th parameter.

With this correction in place, which of the following do you think needs to be passed as $sFormMode: index, name, or id?

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_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","form","switch_primary_form")

This is what you previously posted. The 5th parameter ($sFormMode) is the form id ("switch_primary_form"), which actually should be passed as the 4th parameter ($vForm). Then you need to pass the proper value for the 5th parameter.

With this correction in place, which of the following do you think needs to be passed as $sFormMode: index, name, or id?

I thought the proper value for the 4th parameter would be the 5th parameter the  "form"

_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","form")

but that didnt work either, could you please help, its not that i didnt tried

I have tried it for hours this is what i all tried

_FFFormRadioButton("account",0,"input")
_FFFormRadioButton("account",0,"2291037996")
_FFFormRadioButton("account",0,"input","switch_primary_form")
_FFFormRadioButton("account",0,"input","switch_primary_form","bigradioform")
_FFFormRadioButton("account",0,"input","switch_primary_form","form")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","form")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","form","switch_primary_form")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","switch_primary_form")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","2291037996")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","input")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","form")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","@followbacklist6")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","account")
_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"input","switch_primary_form","switch_primary")
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You didn't answer my question:

 

You are still passing the wrong value for the $sFormMode parameter. It will only accept one of these literal strings: "index", "name", or "id".

ok sorry,

I think the "id" because its right after the <form and I see no "name",but when i try it its says :invalid valua every time.. :(

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So you get an invalid value response with the following?

_FFFormRadioButton("2291037996",0,"value","switch_primary_form", "id")

Look at the changes I made to the 3rd and 5th parameters.

omg  :D  I thought I had to find the id of the form instead of just typing it, thank you,

maybe its too much for ask but is there a way i can get the radio-button by telling the name instead of the number "2291037996"

but as you see the name is not an value or id but it is just text "@followbacklist6"

<br></br>

<input class="bigradio" type="radio" value="2291037996" name="account"></input>


      @followbacklist6

<br></br>

Is it possible to select this radiobutton by the text name??.

because that would make it much easier instead of looking up the number ( that chances daily) al the time :)

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I thought I had to find the id of the form instead of just typing it

You were already supplying the form ID as the 4th parameter. You needed to pass "id" as the 5th parameter, which tells the function how to handle the value you passed as the 4th parameter. Same thing for the 1st / 3rd parameter combination. ;)

maybe its too much for ask but is there a way i can get the radio-button by telling the name instead of the number "2291037996" but as you see the name is not an value or id but it is just text "@followbacklist6"

This could be done, but you would first have to determine which radio button you want to select within the group.

$i = 0 ; Select the first radio button
_FFFormRadioButton("account",$i,"name","switch_primary_form", "id")
$i = 1 ; Select the second radio button
_FFFormRadioButton("account",$i,"name","switch_primary_form", "id")
; etc
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You were already supplying the form ID as the 4th parameter. You needed to pass "id" as the 5th parameter, which tells the function how to handle the value you passed as the 4th parameter. Same thing for the 1st / 3rd parameter combination. ;)

This could be done, but you would first have to determine which radio button you want to select within the group.

$i = 0 ; Select the first radio button
_FFFormRadioButton("account",$i,"name","switch_primary_form", "id")
$i = 1 ; Select the second radio button
_FFFormRadioButton("account",$i,"name","switch_primary_form", "id")
; etc

Thank you very much Danp2, I now understand how this function works

have a nice day :)

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Doesn't work is not an adequate description of the problem. Post the results from the Scite output window.

Hint: You probably need to convert the value to a numeric using Number().

Thanks  i got it!  :)

Local $i = GUICtrlRead ($input)

_FFFormRadioButton("account", Number($i),"name","switch_primary_form", "id")
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