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I'm a bit new to the _IE functions and am having a hard time locating parts of a webpage when I want to fill in the info.

As an example, how can I get autoit to check the first checkbox here? They are both in the same group of checkboxes.

<input type="checkbox" name="chkPostingSites" value="288" >

<input type="checkbox" name="chkPostingSites" value="1004" >

I found this in help:

_IEFormElementCheckBoxSelect ( ByRef $o_object, $s_string [, $s_name = "" [, $f_select = 1 [, $s_mode = "byValue" [, $f_fireEvent = 1]]]] )

So far I have tried doing this:

$o_form = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE, 0)
_IEFormElementCheckboxSelect ($o_form, "chkPostingSites", "1004", 1, "byValue")

but get the error $_IEStatus_NoMatch

Thanks in advance!

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I'm a bit new to the _IE functions and am having a hard time locating parts of a webpage when I want to fill in the info.

As an example, how can I get autoit to check the first checkbox here? They are both in the same group of checkboxes.

<input type="checkbox" name="chkPostingSites" value="288" >

<input type="checkbox" name="chkPostingSites" value="1004" >

I found this in help:

_IEFormElementCheckBoxSelect ( ByRef $o_object, $s_string [, $s_name = "" [, $f_select = 1 [, $s_mode = "byValue" [, $f_fireEvent = 1]]]] )

So far I have tried doing this:

$o_form = _IEFormGetCollection ($oIE, 0)
_IEFormElementCheckboxSelect ($o_form, "chkPostingSites", "1004", 1, "byValue")

but get the error $_IEStatus_NoMatch

Thanks in advance!

This function is confusing in its use of $s_string and $s_name. I think yours should be:
_IEFormElementCheckboxSelect ($o_form, "288", "chkPostingSites", 1, "byValue")

The $s_string is interpreted as a value because you specified "byValue" in $s_mode. It is "288" because you said you want the first one.

The $s_name specifies the "group" of checkboxes, which are differentiated by the values.

:P

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