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Marcelo
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Hi people!!

I need set a option in radio button when I start my browser.

I'm starting my browser normally with script, but i don't know how I set option in radio button into to browser.

Can anybody help me?

Thanks in Advance!

Marcelo

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You mean... you havea GUI with radio buttons and you want one of them to be check by default?

Then use:

GUICtrlSetState ($radio, $GUI_CHECKED)

-edit-

I think I misunderstood what you meant by "my browser"... You want to check a radio button in a website? please try to be clear.

Use:

_IEFormElementRadioSelect()
Edited by Nahuel
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You mean... you havea GUI with radio buttons and you want one of them to be check by default?

Then use:

GUICtrlSetState ($radio, $GUI_CHECKED)

-edit-

I think I misunderstood what you meant by "my browser"... You want to check a radio button in a website? please try to be clear.

Use:

_IEFormElementRadioSelect()

Yes, I want to check a radio button in a website.

The code that I open my website is this:

Run("c:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE http:\\www.myurl.com")

WinWaitActive("My WebSite Title - Microsoft Internet Explorer")

Then.. my web site open a Activex window called "Autentication"

And I need check the second option(not default) in the radio buttons group.

And my option name is "File" .. how I to do this?

Thanks!

Edited by Marcelo
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Use _IECreate() istead of Run(). This function will return an object variable you can work with. Check the example in the help file for _IEFormElementRadioSelect(). It's quite clear :D If you get stuck at something, just ask.

And.. I'm not sure about the new authentication window... This has been asked 10000 times and I think there's a workaround. Try to search the forums.

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