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Hi !

Is it possible to simulate a click on an IE object without actually clicking with the mouse using MouseClick() ? I mean that I want to send to the object the clicking event and I don't want to click a picture but a pixel with its coordinates (X;Y).

My UDF : Array2D
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Hi !

Is it possible to simulate a click on an IE object without actually clicking with the mouse using MouseClick() ? I mean that I want to send to the object the clicking event and I don't want to click a picture but a pixel with its coordinates (X;Y).

you can use controlsend :mellow:

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Look at the IE functions in the AutoIt Helpfile under User Defined Functions. In there, look at _IEAction

In the HelpFile it's written :

"click" : Simulates a click on the specified element.

so it does not simulate a mouse click on a specified pixel.
My UDF : Array2D
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Please give more detail on what exactly you want to do -- give an example.

Dale

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Finally, I found a solution, using ControlClick :

ControlClick($h_gui, "", "[CLASS:Internet Explorer_Server; INSTANCE:1]", "left", 1, 25, 25)
My UDF : Array2D
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Finally, I found a solution, using ControlClick :

ControlClick($h_gui, "", "[CLASS:Internet Explorer_Server; INSTANCE:1]", "left", 1, 25, 25)

you can use controlsend :(

ehhem... :mellow: jk, lol
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