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HI

I need to code a bit of software that counts how many times I click on a webpage button. To give you an idea it could be the search button on google page.

I've a good knowledge of AutoIt but very small in IE coding and I haven't found any function that detects a click on a form.

Does someone got an idea to how I can do this?

thanks in advance.

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if you want to use _IE*, first you must use _IECreat(), then the general is

$i=1
$clicktimes=0
do
if (you click button) then
$clicktimes=$clicktimes+1
endif
until $i<>1

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I can show you a solution to this, but I request that you first go to the helpfile and read about ObjEvent. The solution I will propose will involve _IECreate, _IEFormGetObjByName, ObjEvent and creating a function for handling the evets called Evt_onsubmit()

Read a little, take a stab at it and reply back.

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