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rynsp8

Can you elaborate on the NameSpace property? Online, on Microsoft's website, it states, "The object itself provides methods for logging in and out, accessing storage objects directly by ID, accessing certain special default folders directly, and accessing data sources owned by other users." Am I to ...

rynsp8

Hello all, I'm playing with Outlook and AHK. I'm attempting to just create a mail item using the below code. ol := ComObjActive("Outlook.Application") MailItem := ol.CreateItem(0) I've been able to find the OllItemTypes https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/api/outlook.olitemtype . When I run ...

rynsp8

Ok, so Joe Glines has a great instructional site that I’ve used quite a bit. However, I find it simpler to call the DOM after I’ve declared InternetExplorer as an object. ie := ComObjectCreate(“InternetExplorer.Application”) ie.Visible := true ie.Navigate(“https://www.google.com”) ie.Document.queryS...

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Hello again, I'm attempting to send a username and password to a webpage but coming up with difficulties. ie.document.getElementByID("signOnUsername").select() sleep, 3000 Send, USERNAME sleep, 3000 ie.document.getElementByID("signOnPassword").select() sleep, 3000 Send, PASSWORD sleep, 1000 A bit co...

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I think I answer my own question

I didn't put InternetExplorer.Application in quotations. So, it should read like below:

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ie := ComObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")
ie.Visible := true
ie.Navigate("https://www.google.com")

rynsp8

Hello all, I'm attempting to play with ComObjCreate, and really all the ComObj methods, but I'm having difficulty. I'm really just following the example from the AutoHotKey Help document, below: ie := ComObjCreate(InternetExplorer.Application) ie.Visible := true ie.Navigate("https://www.google.com")...

rynsp8

I'm not entirely new to AHK, however, I'm not seasoned either.

Simply put, what is the best way to access the DOM from IE/Chrome, or really any browser?

rynsp8

Thanks for the response, I guess I'm a bit dense on the 'key' portion of the loop. I need the loop to cycle through every HTML <pre> element on the page and then compare the string value of the .innerHTML for a particular string, "CLMPRUN". So the key would need to iterate incrementally from 0-61 to...

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I'd like to iterate through elements and I can do it simply enough with JS in the IE console using the code below: var pre = document.parentWindow.frames("FrameB").document.all.tags("pre") pre.length for(x=0; x < pre.length; x++){ if(pre[x].innerHTML.indexOf("CLMPRUN") >= 0){ pre[x].innerHTML } } Bu...

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Ok, I found the AHK function InStr and it's giving something I can work with.

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MsgBox % InStr(pre[21].innerHTML, "CLMPRUN")

It searches and returns 12, which is the index value of "CLMPRUN" so, now I need to add that logic into an if statement...

Still if anyone has any ideas, pass it on.

rynsp8

I find when I'm attempting to interact with the DOM, I have to declare each item as a variable. So for example, it'd be something like the bottom. Also, you'll want to add some wait time between input and clicks. a:= Pwb.document.getElementsByName("username")[0].value := "none" b:= Pwb.document.getE...

rynsp8

Wanting to search a particular html element for a string. The html element I'm looking for will change from day to day, so using a static index will not work. I'm able to iterate through all the <pre> html elements on the page and return the .innerHTML in a message box. I get roughly 61 msgbox that ...

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Can I ask a separate question here MannyKSoSo? The code you've referenced above, is that strictly AHK? Or is it something else? I've been able to use JS in the IE console to iterate through and return the innerHTML I'm looking for, but that's using JS in the IE console. Now I need to translate it to...

rynsp8

It seems like it could be useful, but it's returning an error: "Call to nonexistent function"

rynsp8

Alright, I thought I'd attempt the below script. However, I'm getting an error: "0x80020003 - Member not found" Which is referencing my line of code attempting to return the .length of the <pre> elements. Any thoughts? [code} #Persistent #SingleInstance Force #NoEnv ;********************************...

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I need some help cycling through HTML elements. I have a script that grabs 5 different items from within a 91 page report. These items exist within an iFrame, on different pages, and I've been able to successfully grab these items statically, however, I need to add a piece of logic that will iterate...

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Thanks for the reply TLM. I'll be working on this project some more, but iFrames are become the worst for me... worst.

rynsp8

Hello all! there is a report that is generated daily that records the beginning, end, and total runtime of a nightly process. I'd like to pull these times out using autohotkey. Work with the website, the input field I'm attempting to manipulate is deep with an iFrame. Below is the HTML tree structur...

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So, I need to send text to an input field in an HTML page that doesn't use ID or CLASS. This HTML page doesn't use ID or CLASS anywhere. I've been able to select the <input> element a few ways: 1) pwb.document.getElementsByTagName("input")[18].value 2) pwb.document.GetElementsByName("FindText")[0].V...

rynsp8

Never mind.... answered my own question.

Search found 46 matches

Re: Not able to create Outlook Mail Item

Not able to create Outlook Mail Item

Re: Best way to access the DOM?

Sending to <input> element

Re: ComObjCreate Topic is solved

ComObjCreate Topic is solved

Best way to access the DOM?

Re: For-Loop explanation

For-Loop explanation

Re: Search for particular string value

Re: Help to click in login button

Search for particular string value

Re: Cycle through HTML elements

Re: Cycle through HTML elements

Re: Cycle through HTML elements

Cycle through HTML elements

Re: Selecting Input Element from within an iFrame

Selecting Input Element from within an iFrame

Send text to <input> value

Re: More DOM manipulation Topic is solved