F5 key in Internet explorer

[Bert]

I'm having a small problem, and I can't quite figure it out. I run a application in Internet explorer called Service Desk. (This code works great, if I use the F4 key.) If I use F5, it will open the search window in IE. If I change it to use F4, the F5 key will refresh the entire screen. Since F5 is usually used to refresh things, I wanted to use F5 to refresh my list in the app. Is this concidered a bug?

here is my code:

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dim $key5
$key5 = HotKeySet ("{F5}", "key5");Refresh ticket or refresh list in main window

   Func key5();refresh list or screen
      If WinExists ("Microsoft Internet Explorer", "[239] Sorry, your session has timed out.")Then
         WinActivate ("Microsoft Internet Explorer", "[239] Sorry, your session has timed out.")
      else
         if WinActive("Request Detail - Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk", "")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^f")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
         if WinActive("Incident Detail - Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk", "")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^f")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
         if WinActive("Problem Detail - Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk", "")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^f")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
         if WinActive("Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk - Request List" , "http://usdp/CAisd/pdmweb.exe")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^e")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
         if WinActive("Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk - Incident List" , "http://usdp/CAisd/pdmweb.exe")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^e")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
         if WinActive("Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk - Problem List" , "http://usdp/CAisd/pdmweb.exe")== 1 then
         BlockInput (1)
         send ("^v")
         send ("^e")
         BlockInput (0)
         endif
      endif
   EndFunc

[Bert]

I figured it out. I was sending a ctrl + V instead of a alt + V. WOrks fine now.

[Bert]

I figured it out. I was sending a ctrl + V instead of a alt + V. WOrks fine now.