Thank you. It was much easier once we received your video and were able to give specific advice relating to it.

I'm not a php programmer so am unfamiliar with that. Others here may be able to comment specifically. ReadFile will read an entire text file as one variable, which can then be parsed afterwards. But you can build strings in a number of ways. For example : Let>var1=cat Let>var2=dog Let>var3=fish Let>...

Maybe nobody understands the question. Can you explain a little more please?

Still the same error? What have you tried? Can you post a screenshot of the tab open in Chrome?

Have you tried identifying the window/tab by dragging the crosshair to it, as per this video?

This article might help, but in addition could it be a timing issue? In other words, is the script looking for the window slightly before it actually exists?

Tools/View System Windows will help you troubleshoot.

Using the debugger might help you get a good grasp of this.

In the editor you can use >Debug >Trace (ALT-DT) to run line-by-line, or F8 for Step mode.

Hi Dick,

That's an odd one, and not one we've encountered before. Does it happen regardless of the file location?

I'll make sure Marcus sees this thread, as tbh I'm not sure what could be causing it.

I just answered a similar question here. Does that help?

That depends. Let's look at some scenarios, using Audacity : Using the Find Object Wizard to generate this code, Macro Scheduler will find the button named "Record" in Audacity, even if Audacity is minimized or in the background : UIClick>{"Audacity"},{"Record"} However if we simply move the mouse a...

Hi, yes we can do that. Use GetWindowList to generate a list of all open windows, then loop through them looking for "Google Chrome" in the title, and if it exists, close the window. GetWindowList>winlist Separate>winlist,CRLF,windows Let>k=1 Repeat>k Let>this=windows_%k% //Does the Window title con...

Yes, depending on what you want to do, some of these options might help : SetFocus an existing tab : SetFocus>Google - Google Chrome SetFocus using a wildcard : SetFocus>Google* Open a new tab (use n instead of t to open a new window) : SetFocus>Google Chrome* press ctrl send>t release ctrl Or simpl...

It sounds like what you may need is OnEvent.

Depending on your scenario, also look at Ask, Input, WaitKeyDown , and If/Else

Hi Pepsi, I think you may find your answers to what's happening and to the v12/v14 issue in an old support ticket. To quote Marcus : Separate creates an array. It takes a string and creates an array. So if you set the result var the same as the input var you will be replacing the input string with a...

I just ran 50 cycles on a maximized Chrome window on a dual 4k monitor setup, and even with a tight loop I wasn't able to replicate this. Of course the resource usage was high when performing OCR each time - which is to be expected - but settled down as soon as it completed the 50th cycle. Oddly eno...

There are some useful usage examples here.