I need help creating a script that will aid me in my at home job.

[timothy855]

I work from home, and since I'm in school all day, it's hard for me to schedule myself hours considering that the hours are on a first come, first serve basis AND the system used is not available on mobile. 

The script will only involve one webpage. I will post a screen shot below. 

When a time slot becomes available, it will appear in the appropriate location in the schedule and will be highlighted in green. The page does not refresh automatically; the "Add Shift" button must be clicked repeatedly as the actual refresh button in the browser results in a security error forcing me to re-enter my login credentials. 

When a time slot that I need becomes available (between the hours of 4pm and 12 am), the script needs to "look" for that interval and click it. After the click, the screen will change to a confirmation screen prompting me to click "Accept" or "Decline". I of course click "Accept". 

After this, the window returns the the schedule and the process needs to continue looking for another time slot. 

The shifts, which are available in increments of 30 minute intervals, do not need to be selected in any particular order. For example, if there is a shift available from 7-7:30 pm, go ahead and add it. If later a shift becomes available from 5:30-6 pm, go ahead and add it as well. 

I think it would be great if the script did this: 

Refresh ------> "look" for 4:30-5. If nothing, "look" for 5-5:30. If nothing, "look" for 5:30-6. So on and so forth, until all units have been searched for. Then, start the process over beginning with refresh ("Add Shift" button). Of course, if a shift is "found", add it, then start the process from where it last "looked" 

Also, the script will need to work with FireFox. I've found FireFox to be the easiest to use with scripts. I would go ahead and start on this, but I can't locate the FF.au3 UDF. 

Even if I did find it, I would feel better if someone with more experience could work on it. 

If someone would like to do this, then I will apprehensively provide the username/password and other instructions to get to the website so that it can be started. 

Hours are sometimes difficult to get a hold of, but once I find a screen that has hours available, I will take a screen shot and show everyone what it looks like to give you a better idea. 

Thanks!

 

[timothy855]

Or can someone at least help me with the Firefox language pack... 

Once I download it, I think I place it in the "Include" folder, is that correct? 

Now, how do I make AutoIt use it? 

Edited June 2, 2014 by timothy855

[Melba23]

timothy855,

You already have asked the same question in this thread - please stick to just the one thread at a time.

M23