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Posted (edited)

I meant normal double click, 

my scheme

IEGetObjById

_ie action(click)

but it clicks once (and I want two clicks)

 

Do u know any alternative to $oElement.fireEvent("ondblclick")

because doesn't work for me

Edited by Au3Builder
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What is the control you're trying to doubleclick (not much in IE needs a doubleclick, that I can think of). Again, you're not providing a wealth of information. How about a working reproducer script to show the issues you're encountering?

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Posted (edited)

here's the task for tough guys only (2x click on the button using ie library)   :x

I prepared the website with the little hint below (for those who don't know that this button can  be clicked by tagname only)  ...so you can make attempts as many times as you wish and post your solution here  :rambo:

#include <MsgBoxConstants.au3>
 
#include<ie.au3>
 
 
 
Local $oElements = _IETagNameAllGetCollection($dbl)
For $oElement In $oElements
   ; If $oElement.id Then MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Element Info", "Tagname: " & $oElement.tagname & @CRLF & "id: " & $oElement.id & @CRLF & "innerText: " & $oElement.innerText)
If $oElement.tagname = "button"   then _IEAction($oElement,'disable')
Next
 
 

 

 

Edited by Au3Builder
Posted (edited)

Well. This is not really I want to achieve (firevent example works on this website  :thumbsup: ).However topic can be closed because I want to click on one 'img-item' ingame what breaks the forum rulez

 

PS. If anyone's willing to help me out,pm me.

Edited by Au3Builder
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So, you admit your request breaks the forum rules, but ask (albeit privately) for help anyway? I see a long and illustrious forum career ahead of you... ;)

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