using - If Elseif - assistance

[Peter2004]

This is just an example i wanted to do.

There is a script that opened internet explorer.

Then 2 windows will popup, one at a time

But the popup windows will randomly titled with any of 3 possibility.

Possible Title are: "Java update" / "Information" / "Security"

If the first popped either:

"Java update", Press Tab and enter.

"Information", Press Tab x 2 and enter.

"Security", Enter phrase ABC and enter.

and then repeat one more time, but won't be the first pop up windows.

 

How to write a script to check the possible pop up windows after internet explorer opened and it's relevant actions to automate?

Edited May 28, 2021 by Peter2004

[spudw2k]

Dealing with a set of random occurring windows can probably only be dealt with best-effort.  As far as the if then logic goes, you will need to have an if statement for each possible window.  You could also add more (or less) additional logic to track each dialog window action if you only want them run at most once.

I might approach it with something like this:

Local $iDialogWindowActionCount
Local Enum $eDialogWindowName, $eDialogWindowAction, $eActionPerformed
Local $aDialogWindowList[][3] = [["Java update",'Send("keys")',False], ["Information",'Send("different keys")',False], ["Security",'Send("more different keys")',False]]
Local $iDialogWindowCount = UBound($aDialogWindowList)
Local $iDialogWindowActionCount = 0

;Loop until Two of the Three Dialog Windows were found and acted upon
While $iDialogWindowActionCount < 2
    ;For Each Dialog Window to Check For
    For $iDialogWindow = 0 to $iDialogWindowCount-1
        ;Check if dialog window action already performed and skip if it was
        If Not $aDialogWindowList[$iDialogWindow][$eActionPerformed]
            ;Check for Dialog Window existence
            If WinExists($aDialogWindowList[$iDialogWindow][$eDialogWindowName]) Then
                ;Activate found dialog window
                WinActivate($aDialogWindowList[$iDialogWindow][$eDialogWindowName])
                ;Perform dialog window action
                Execute($aDialogWindowList[$iDialogWindow][$eDialogWindowAction])
                ;Mark and track dialog window action performed
                $aDialogWindowList[$iDialogWindow][$eDialogWindowName] = True
                $iDialogWindowActionCount += 1
            EndIf
        EndIf
        ;Slow down process & keep CPU from being too busy
        sleep(10)
    Next
WEnd

 

Edited May 28, 2021 by spudw2k

[Peter2004]

Thank you so much for the suggestion, i can understand. Let me tryout see it works.

[wolflake]

Local $aDialogWindowList[][3] = [["Java update",'Send("keys")',False], ["Information",'Send("different keys")',False], ["Security",'Send("more different keys")',False]]

Should be:

Local $aDialogWindowList[3][3] = [["Java update",'Send("keys")',False], ["Information",'Send("different keys")',False], ["Security",'Send("more different keys")',False]]

For 3 windows.

[spudw2k]

@wolflakeYou are not wrong, but you can also define arrays with the (in this case first) dimension blank.  I tend to do this when I want to have some flexibility with adding elements to the array without having to statically define how many elements are in it. It is just a shorthand approach.  I'm not sure if there is a performance issue with this, but I am not aware of there being one.