IE.AU3 and Identify an Input

[LarryDalooza]

<input type="image" src="images/btn_splash.gif" alt="Get in the game" width="119" height="28" border="0" />

How can I click this thing with IE.AU3?

Thanks

Lar.

[dbzfanatic]

There should be something like _IEImageClick().

[LarryDalooza]

but it is not a <img> ... it is an <input>

Lar.

[dbzfanatic]

You could try _IEGetTagCollection(). I'm not sure of the exact name as I don't have autoit on this computer. Sorry about the earlier mistake, I misread. Just get the collection of <input> tags and find the proper index and boom.

[pugboy]

Use _IEGetFormElementCollection() to get the handle, then _IEAction("click",$handle) to click it.

[LarryDalooza]

OK, that'll do, thanks.

Lar.

[DaleHohm]

Hey Larry... that tag is an odd bird. Here is the function you need:

_IEFormImageClick

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Simulate a mouse click on an <input type=image>. Match by sub-string match of alt text, name or src.

Remarks

The <input type=image> form element is handled differently from all others. It is not recognized by Internet Explorer as a member of the form element collection and this function therefore gives you other means of getting a reference to it within the document using src, name or alt strings. Regardless of the object passed to this function, it looks for the form element within the full document context.

Dale