So I've got my script done and now I'm ready to purchase the software so we can run it on multiple machines. I know we'll need to buy the Macro Scheduler Pro for the compiler, but I wasn't sure if I'll need the WebRecorder license or not (script uses cmds from the IEAuto.dll) since I have the dll fr...

It did the same thing later on in the code and I think the culprit is the page is 3 frames and the top frame is a printer status. Well that frame auto refreshes every x seconds and sometimes it 404s on the refresh. I think when this happens, it messes with the script's IE window variable or somethin...

Fixed the problem by just closing and reopening IE. That'll work for me.

So i updated my code with MessageModal checkpoints and added a 5 sec wait: SetFocus>Lexmark* Press Tab * 14 Send Character/Text>firmware IE_FormFill>%IE[0]%,str:FrameName,str:FormName,str:FieldName,str:FieldValue,0,r Let>FrameName={"main content"} Let>FormName={"codeupdate"} Let>TagValue={""} IE_Cli...

Really strange... If I just run it, it stops at ~line 69, however if i do the step through, it works fine. Could it be from the IE_Wait? Here's code: // Generated by MacroScript WebRecorder 2.01 // Recorded on Friday, March 21, 2008, at 11:04 AM //Move the mouse cursor out of harm's way to avoid cau...

NVM Got it - using tabs

When recording, it should catch all of those, right? Some wait periods do have several IE_Wait invocations, which align with what I see when it happens, but when the macro plays on its own, it skips 'em...guess I'll just try a timed wait.

Ok, I'll do the keystrokes...How do I set focus to that form field? It seems that SetFocus will only target the window.

I thought that when this function was invoked it would wait for a "Done" result from IE. Is this not the case? When running my script it seems that it decided not to wait and just blew past a good 50 lines of script due to IE being busy submitting the previous form. This is talking to a printer, so ...

It seems that when the code is supposed to fill a form field of type file: INPUT type="file" NAME="code_update" (opening and closing brackets removed due to phpbb misreading it) It doesn't fill it with the semi-hacked auto generated script code: Let>FrameName={"main content"} Let>FormName={"codeupda...

yeah, I just renamed it.

Ok the workaround works. But man...what's with the r var? That s*** is confusing!

Yes, thanks again! Also, is there a list of the IEAuto functions (IE_*), their inputs and what the function does? Pretty much like what the Help for the Macro Scheduler does.

Sweet! Thanks!

Ok...it seems that I'm using the GetCheckBox wrong or something because it continues to return 0. Is this function usable with IE? Here's my code: Let>FrameName={"main content"} Let>FormName={""} GetCheckBox>%IE[0]%,IPDHCPENABLE,dhcp If>dhcp=1,checked,unchecked Label>checked Label>end Label>unchecke...