Getting around javascript pop up

[patlim4152]

Hi all, I have been using quite a bit of ie.au3 and I'm trying to get around this javascript. I need to autoclick "Yes".

<a href='www.somewhere.com' onclick="if ( !confirm ('Are you sure you want to visit this site?') ) { return false; }"><img src='http://www.someimage.com' width=80 height=80 border=1></a>

Currently I have it set up such that I have two scripts, the main one with all my code and a second which basically keeps looping till it sees a pop up box with the appropriate header and then clicks a certain number of pixels to the "Yes" box.

I was wondering if there was any other way around it?

Thanks in advance.

[mikehunt114]

Is the pop-up window an IE window? If so, IEAttach to it. If it's a standard window, use WinExists?

[patlim4152]

Is the pop-up window an IE window? If so, IEAttach to it. If it's a standard window, use WinExists?

Tried both, doesn't work. Somehow the window acts as a breakpoint for the code. In the following example, "second link" is the link where the javascript is activated.

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Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)

$o_IE = _IECreate ()

_IENavigate ($o_IE, "www.somewhere.com")

_IEClickLinkByText($o_IE, "first link",0,0)

sleep(4021)

_IEClickLinkByText($o_IE, "second link",0,0)

sleep(4003)

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When I check the tray icon debug value, the code is waits at the line "sleep(4021)" until I do something with that popup box.

Edited November 23, 2006 by patlim4152

[patlim4152]

I thought I should add that the second function I have running is just a simple line

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$forever =1

While $forever=1

If WinGetTitle("") = "Microsoft Internet Explorer" Then Send("{ENTER}")

WEnd

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[mikehunt114]

Your script won't find the "link" if it's not in the object variable in which it looks, or if it's not an IE window. Looks to me like it's an IE window, so you should be able to use IEAttach, specifying the correct options for the pop-up window. Or, use the same principles you are currently using in a WinExists If statement, then ControlSend "enter".