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How can I submit or click a "OK" button in my web page?


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There is a form , and a button shown " OK " in my testing page in which I want to submit it.

<form name="preferenceForm" method="post" action="/cmp0306l/webcomponents/widget/preference.do">

<tr>

<td colspan="2" align="right"><input value=" OK " type="submit">

...

</td>

</tr>

</form>

I used autoIt scripts : " $oForm = _IEFormGetObjByName ($oIE, "preferenceForm")

_IEFormSubmit ($oForm) " to submit or click it, but it didn't work .

Can anybody give me a solution for this issue, thank you very much :D

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try

_IEAction (xxx, "click")

in your code, i can't find the name of button "ok"

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Hehe, It seems the page has multi frame, I try to use "_IEFrameGetCollection " to deel with this issue now, any other suggestion ?

If the element you want to work with is in a frame, you must use of of the _IEFrame* functions to get a reference to the frame first.

You'll need to share more specific code and the output to the SciTe console to get further assistance.

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