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I just discovered AutoIt and am a complete newbie. I'm trying to script interaction with a web site using IE and an unable to ImgClick. A few questions:

1. The first web page successfully loads. On it appears the text "Member Login" which I want to click to take me to a Login page, but that text appears to actually be an image. Following is part of the web page:

<table>

<tr>

<td width="782" height='34' align="right" valign="top" colspan="3" bgcolor="#CC6600" >

<a href="module.php?page=login" style="text-decoration: none"><img border="0" src="../Buttons/7_login.png" width="104" height="31"></a>

<a href="module.php?page=Directory" style="text-decoration: none"><img border="0" src="../Buttons/7_address.png" width="101" height="31"></a>

<a href="module.php?mod=message_board&page=user_folder_list" style="text-decoration: none"><img border="0" src="../Buttons/7_message.png" width="112" height="31"></a>

</td>

</tr>

</table>

The image 7_login.png appears with high certainty image associated with the link I want to click. I've tried

_IEImgClick($oIE, "7_login", "src")

and that doesn't cause the new Login page (or any page at all) to be pulled up.

What am I doing wrong? Why is it wrong? What should I be doing?

2. I've obviously searched the forum, and in doing so see examples with code like:

$imgs = $oIE.document.images

or

$text = $img.alt

Where does one find the names of these object attributes, such as .document.images or .alt

(I don't see any include file or documentation which defines or explains them.)

3. One responder in the forum referred to the "debug bar". I'm using Scite 1.76 and don't see any kind of debug bar. Am I missing something? It appears the only way to debug is with print statements. Is that true?

Many thanks to anyone who can assist.

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Did you try _IEFormImageClick($oIE,"../Buttons/7_login.png") or _IEFormImageClick($oIE,"Buttons/7_login.png") or the other variations?

No, I hadn't, but did after your question and it doesn't make any difference.

Perhaps another clue: I have a MsgBox immediately before the _IEImgClick. Immediately after I have an _IELoadWait followed by a MsgBox, as shown below. Despite the fact that nothing seemed to happen (i.e., Login page didn't come up), the 2nd MsgBox came up immediately after hitting OK to the first one.

MsgBox(0, "Goto User Login", "Ready to click Member Login")

_IEImgClick($oIE, "7_login", "src")

_IELoadWait($oIE)

MsgBox(0, "Login Page Arrived", "Login page should show")

??

Also, can anyone answer my other questions from the first post in this thread. E.g., where are people getting the names of attributes for these objects?

Thanks.

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Check to see what the actual source of the img is like this:

$oImgs = _IEImgGetCollection($oIE)
For $oImg in $oImgs
    ConsoleWrite($oImg.src & @CR)
Next

Dale

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Reproducer: a small (the smallest?) piece of stand-alone code that demonstrates your trouble

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