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How do i know what the name of an object is? I have been looking at source code for like 45 mins, but I still don't get this. I was looking at some code in scripts and scrapts... and I just can't figure this out. HELP PLEASE!

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How do i know what the name of an object is? I have been looking at source code for like 45 mins, but I still don't get this. I was looking at some code in scripts and scrapts... and I just can't figure this out. HELP PLEASE!

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is it really this complicated? I thought it would be way easier then this... if I know the source code of an img that I want to click on, i tried putting this...

#include thing

$IE = _iecreate(whatever.com)

_ieimgclick($IE, *****img source code here****)

but it didn't work... what do I put there???

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is it really this complicated? I thought it would be way easier then this... if I know the source code of an img that I want to click on, i tried putting this...

#include thing

$IE = _iecreate(whatever.com)

_ieimgclick($IE, *****img source code here****)

but it didn't work... what do I put there???

if you have the source code and know what the image file is called you could try:

#include <IE.au3>
$oIE = _IECreate("www.test.com")
_IEImgClick ($oIE, "thisisapicture.gif", "src") ; $oIE is the IE Object, "thissapicture.gif" is the filename specified in the <IMG> tag i.e <IMG src="thissapicture.gif" border=0> and lastly "src" is where the function knows to search for this string (in this case by the src value)

which should click on a picture with the filename "thisisapicture.gif"

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Thanks, the first time I forgot to include IE.au3... smart one eh? :P Just noticed that :)

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