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KingPin
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I am working on a test script that helps me test database/webserver load. it asks for text and then posts the text every so often(i randomized it), but the thing is for the real load test I need to differentiate the words a bit per post (for the indexing system to get stressed a bit) how do I add auto incrementing numbers after the text?

im using IE.au3, using

_IEFormElementSetValue()
where message is the message I input into a text box before the program begins.

ofcourse great would be to ask what number to begin at.. so I could add another text box to the gui this one asking what number to begin incrementing from....

Any help is very much appreciated...

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heh, well Im working on the implementation so far and it added the 1 but didnt increment to 2 ... will work on that maybe I put it in wrong. will post back with results...Works perfectly, thank you :)

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Sure, no problem :P. Glad I could help, even though I don't have the slightest idea what your doing...lol. You stated your question very clearly, and I knew exactly what you needed. If you ask a clear question, you are much more likely to get a clear and fast reply. Hope everything works out with whatever your making :)

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heh yeah I know how I feel when someone from our staff calls in and tell me something ambiguous like my computers not working omg! please help, and then they hangup.... now I wont know whats going on nor do I know what to take with me since I dont know if its a hardware/software problem or just a I.D.1.0.T. error :D hence when I want help, I try to be descriptive... :) anyhoo thanx for your help :P

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