"Example1" & @CRLF & "example 2"

[tradertt]

Is this the correct way to make a break ?

If what I am doing is

_IEFormElementSetValue($Title,"Example1" & @CRLF & "example 2")

[PsaltyDS]

Is this the correct way to make a break ?

If what I am doing is

_IEFormElementSetValue($Title,"Example1" & @CRLF & "example 2")

I don't know for sure, but since the page is HTML, maybe this:

_IEFormElementSetValue($Title,"Example1<br>example 2")

Simple way to check it to test it. What happens when you try it?

[tradertt]

<br> does not work as the forum is posted in bbCode so it does not work ... need the script iteself to have the carriage return

[rudi]

<br> does not work as the forum is posted in bbCode so it does not work ... need the script iteself to have the carriage return

I'm not familiar with this kind of stuff. But in URLs special characters are replaced by "%<hex>" iirc. So you might want to try something like "%0D" (Hex0D=Dec13=CR)

Or your use wireshark to check what travels to the server on the wire

Regards, Rudi.

[PsaltyDS]

<br> does not work as the forum is posted in bbCode so it does not work ... need the script iteself to have the carriage return

In that case you may have to set focus on it and just send a keyboard {ENTER}:

$hWin = _IEPropertyGet($oIE, "hwnd")
_IEAction($Title,"focus")
ControlSend($hWin, "", "", "Example1{ENTER}example 2")

[DjDeep00]

Is this the correct way to make a break ?

If what I am doing is

_IEFormElementSetValue($Title,"Example1" & @CRLF & "example 2")

@tradertt...I have no issues doing this for setting a value to a "textarea" box in a html page. @CRLF works as expected. What field type is it that you are setting text to?