IE.au3 javascript problem

[wedsxcrfv]

Well, im trying to go to a page, run a little bit of javascript on that page, but i cant!

Well, my script simply goes to the webpage, but then i want the script to run the javascript just as i would insert it in the adress bar.

Edited January 14, 2008 by wedsxcrfv

[wedsxcrfv]

Oops, i changed dthe name, problem

[DaleHohm]

See #452387

[wedsxcrfv]

I still dont understand it...

$oIE.document.parentwindow.execScript('var x = 9; alert(x * 12);')

^This replaced by the value of the window ^Replace by my javascript?

I think, but i dont get it

[DaleHohm]

Suggest you give a better description and sample code or go here and get them to post the problem description for you: http://psychichotline.net/

Dale

[wedsxcrfv]

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Edited February 18, 2012 by wedsxcrfv

[DaleHohm]

And where is it that you tried using eval or execscript?

[wedsxcrfv]

$iescherm2 = _IEDocGetObj ($iescherm)
            $iescherm2.parentwindow.setTimeout("java script: {document.getElementById('imembername').value = " & $naam & "} var p = '" & $gebruikernaam & ".'; var ds = new Array('" & $domein & "'); for (var i = 0; i < ds.length; i ++){document.getElementById('idomain').options[i] = new Option(p + ds[i], p + ds[i])} sleep('1');",0)

[Danp2]

Why is there a space between "java" and "script:"?

[DaleHohm]

Why is there a space between "java" and "script:"?

The forum software puts it there when you save your post. Not the OP's doing.

Dale

Edited January 15, 2008 by DaleHohm

[DaleHohm]

$iescherm2 = _IEDocGetObj ($iescherm)
            $iescherm2.parentwindow.setTimeout("java script: {document.getElementById('imembername').value = " & $naam & "} var p = '" & $gebruikernaam & ".'; var ds = new Array('" & $domein & "'); for (var i = 0; i < ds.length; i ++){document.getElementById('idomain').options[i] = new Option(p + ds[i], p + ds[i])} sleep('1');",0)

setTimeout creates a similar outcome to eval and execScript, but it works differently. When you pass a delay of 0 milliseconds however you are adding the complexity of a timer and asynchronous execution for no apparent reason. Unless you have a really good reason to use setTimeout you should not be using it.

Please test with a much simpler javascript statement and see if you can get eval and/or execScript working and then work your way back to what you have. If there are errors in your script code it will fail silently.

Dale