Help me find and click on this image link

[Logicwrath 0]

I have spent quite a bit of time yesterday developing ways to click on an image link and I am at the point where I would like some help/advice:

In the HTML code there is the following DIV:

<div id="divPagerNumbers" class="pagerText">
                                    <a id="btnFirst" class="pagerText" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnFirst','')">First Page</a>
                                    <input type="image" name="btnPreviousPage" id="btnPreviousPage" class="imgStyle" src="../images/domain/arrow_left.gif" style="border-width:0px;" />
                                    <a id="btnPager1" class="pagerNumber" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnPager1','')">91</a> | 
                                    <a id="btnPager2" class="pagerNumber" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnPager2','')">92</a> | 
                                    <a id="btnPager3" class="pagerNumberSel" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnPager3','')">93</a> | 
                                    <a id="btnPager4" class="pagerNumber" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnPager4','')">94</a> | 
                                    <a id="btnPager5" class="pagerNumber" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnPager5','')">95</a>
                                    <input type="image" name="btnNextPage" id="btnNextPage" class="imgStyle" src="../images/domain/arrow_right.gif" style="border-width:0px;" />
                                    <a id="btnLast" class="pagerText" href="java script:__doPostBack('btnLast','')">Last Page</a>
                                </div>

I want to find and click on the:

<input type="image" name="btnNextPage" id="btnNextPage" class="imgStyle" src="../images/domain/arrow_right.gif" style="border-width:0px;" />

Right now, I have had limited success using DO move mouse around with logic UNTIL statusbar shows correct text THEN click.

The problem the logic I have built for moving the mouse around is complex, unreliable and hard to manage. The image link often moves around and I want something better.

example:

$xmouse=430
$ymouse=840
Do
    Sleep(500)
    MouseMove($xmouse,$ymouse)
    $ymouse = $ymouse+4
    $d = StatusbarGetText("domain.com","",1)

    If $d = "java script:showWhatsExport();" And $counter=0 Then
        $xmouse=430
        $ymouse=840
        $counter=$counter+1
    ElseIf $d = "java script:showWhatsExport();" And $counter=1 Then
        $xmouse=438
        $ymouse=840
        $counter=$counter+1
    Until $d = "selectleads.aspx?bas_type=uxe&bas_vendor=99831"
        MouseClick("left")

This is not my complete code but rather an example that is not working very well right now. Specifically, I would like to find the arrow_right.gif, move the mouse to its location and click. Can anyone assist me?

[Zedna 197]

Use IE UDF. It's AutoIt's standard UDF and you will finf it in AutoIt helpfile also with many examples.

[Logicwrath 0]

Use IE UDF. It's AutoIt's standard UDF and you will finf it in AutoIt helpfile also with many examples.

I am not exactly sure what you mean. Are you suggesting using one of the many _IE... functions? I have reviewed them however, I am unclear which _IE function will do what I am looking for. I am not able to get the _IEImgClick to work in this case.

[Zedna 197]

I am not exactly sure what you mean. Are you suggesting using one of the many _IE... functions? I have reviewed them however, I am unclear which _IE function will do what I am looking for. I am not able to get the _IEImgClick to work in this case.

Yes I menat this.

Just deeply read helpfile and use _IE_Example() as start point.

If your image is link then also look at _IELinkGetCollection

[Logicwrath 0]

Yes I menat this.

Just deeply read helpfile and use _IE_Example() as start point.

If your image is link then also look at _IELinkGetCollection

I dont know how it works exactly. This is why I included the HTML example showing the:

<input type="image" name="btnNextPage" id="btnNextPage" class="imgStyle" src="../images/domain/arrow_right.gif" style="border-width:0px;" />

example.

None of these work:

WinActivate("domain.com", "")
        
        $oIE = _IEAttach ("domain.com")
        _IEImgClick ($oIE, "http://www.domain.com/images/domain/arrow_right.gif")
        _IEImgClick ($oIE, "arrow_right.gif", "src")
        _IEImgClick ($oIE, "/images/doimain/arrow_right.gif", "src")
        $oImgs = _IEImgGetCollection ($oIE)
        $iNumImg = @extended
        MsgBox(0, "Img Info", "There are " & $iNumImg & " images on the page")
        For $oImg In $oImgs
            MsgBox(0, "Img Info", "src=" & $oImg.src)
        Next

Worse, the image I am looking for in the DIV above arrow_right.gif does not show up in the For loop example I just said didnt work.

I can tab 78 times and get the selection focus on the link however, the enter key does not work, it just refreshes the same page. It is like it requires a mouse click. Can I do a MouseMove to the location of the dotted box (focused selection)? This would be perfect I think.

[DaleHohm 61]

input type=image is an odd bird in the DOM. It doesn't act fully like an image, a link or a form element. There is a special function just for it: _IEFormImageClick

Dale

[Logicwrath 0]

input type=image is an odd bird in the DOM. It doesn't act fully like an image, a link or a form element. There is a special function just for it: _IEFormImageClick

Dale

PERFECT!

Thank you!

[EscapeTheFate 0]

input type=image is an odd bird in the DOM. It doesn't act fully like an image, a link or a form element. There is a special function just for it: _IEFormImageClick

Dale

How about submitting input type=image and setting the node / element whichever it is. button.x and button.y - is this impossible, whether through form submit or a POST another way?