Trying to open site in Maxthon getting "Not Present&quo

[rjw524]

I posted on here last week regarding an IE8 "Error on Page" problem.

I took the advice offered and have learned quite a bit about the programs since then, but I am having problems that I simply cannot figure out.

I cannot use Internet Explorer to write this macro. The "Error on Page" message I was getting is a symptom of the new script used in the website for which I am trying writing the macro. Even when I manually try to complete the steps of the macro the Error on Page message comes up.

So...

I tried using both Firefox and Maxthon.

Once Macro Scheduler opens the website I get the following error:

Error in : Save to Project Macro_2
Line: 6 - Specified Window "Sign In | LinkedIn Recruiter" Not Present.
Any subsequent Key Sends In Script May Cause Exceptions.

This is my script:


//Set IGNORESPACES to 1 to force script interpreter to ignore spaces.

//If using IGNORESPACES quote strings in {" ... "}

//Let>IGNORESPACES=1

Run>"C:\Program Files\Maxthon3\Bin\Maxthon.exe"

"https://www.linkedin.com/cap/dashboard/home"

WaitWindowOpen>

SetFocus>Sign In | LinkedIn Recruiter*

CapsOff

WaitScreenImage>C:\Documents and Settings\IBM User\My

Documents\Macro Scheduler 13\LinkedIn Images\LinkedIn Recruiter Sign In Link.bmp,0


I really like this program, but if I can't get it to work with these browsers, then I'm going to have to move to something else.

Can anyone help with this?

Thanks,

RJ

[Rain]

Try...

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//Set IGNORESPACES to 1 to force script interpreter to ignore spaces.

//If using IGNORESPACES quote strings in {" ... "}

//Let>IGNORESPACES=1

ExecuteFile>C:\Program Files\Maxthon3\Bin\Maxthon.exe, https://www.linkedin.com/cap/dashboard/home

WaitWindowOpen>Sign In | LinkedIn Recruiter *

SetFocus>Sign In | LinkedIn Recruiter *

CapsOff

WaitScreenImage>C:\Documents and Settings\IBM User\MyDocuments\Macro Scheduler 13\LinkedIn Images\LinkedIn Recruiter Sign In Link.bmp,0

[rjw524]

Thanks a lot, this script worked great.

Actually, what was really causing the problem was quite peculiar.

Macro Scheduler was, for some reason, adding a character that looked like a box near the end of the file name when I used the image recognition command.

Once I removed this character from the code and used your code to open maxthon, the rest of the macro worked perfectly!

It takes a bit of time but when you get your footing with this software the things it can are just incredible! Awesome product!

Thanks

RJ