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Ok I am having a problem with the function below. I need to check that a link exists on a web page and that it is the first link in the frame.

Here is an example of what the link might look like:

"http://serv/Validation/Meed/(pmb5eg45qkquutv3xzd)/Modules/EAH/PrimaryRecordPage.aspx?ID=0&S=110&msxc=21:6790]http://serv/Validation/Meed/(pmb5eg45qkquu...10&msxc=21:6790"

Since the security code always changed I cannot just match it. So I need to cut it up in an array but if the link does not exists it errors out saying that the array is out of range. Any ideas

Func RECORDPAGE()

   Dim $ADD_SUB[10]
   Dim $ADD[2]
   $j=0
   While $j < 5
      MOVETO($MAIN);A function that activates a frame and does some other stuff
      Send ("{TAB 3}");this tabs top the first link in the frame
      $ADD_LINK = StatusbarGetText($TITLE)
      $ADD_SUB = StringSplit($ADD_LINK, "/")
      $ADD = StringSplit($ADD_SUB[9], ".")
      If $ADD[1] = "PrimaryRecordPage" Then Exitloop
      $j=$j+1
   Wend
   If $ADD[1] <> "PrimaryRecordPage" Then
      MsgBox(262144, "Error", "Error, you must be on the " & $ADD[1])
      Exit
   Endif
   
EndFunc;=>RECORDPAGE()
Edited by zasxes
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Why not test to make sure the array has 9 elements (or however many it has when you get the proper URL selected) ? Only attempt to access the 9th element if and when the proper number of elements exist. In the code snippet below, I have assumed that you are waiting unti the result of the stringsplit is excatally 9 seperate strings. Adjust it accordingly. My example code is designed to go above your $ADD = StringSplit($ADD_SUB[9], ".") line:

If $ADD_SUB[0] = 9 Then ;test to make sure the proper elements are in the string
  $ADD = StringSplit($ADD_SUB[9], ".")
Else
 ;do something to handle the case of an invalid selection
EndIf

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