vbscript using internetexplorer.application does mousedown?
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From: Joe1981AL on 20 Jul 2010 18:27 I have an issue with using vbscript to login to a website, key some criteria, and download a file. I've already overcome a few roadblocks since the site is driven by javascript and doesn't respond like normal HTML. I have ran into an issue where the javascript on the site is looking for a "mousedown" event. The "mousedown" fires off a function to reload a frame, while the "click" part is cancled by another function. Works fine with a real mouse and person, but I need this automated, and when I use: ie.Document.Frames("undefined").Document.all("WfxDataExport").Click I get no action, so I assume a "mousedown" is not sent as part of the click function. Any suggestions on how to complete this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Joe
From: Mayayana on 20 Jul 2010 22:20
There's a window.execScript method, but I think that to use it you need a named function, like the following: window.execScript "WfxDataExport_mousedown()", "VBScript" |I have an issue with using vbscript to login to a website, key some criteria, | and download a file. | | I've already overcome a few roadblocks since the site is driven by | javascript and doesn't respond like normal HTML. I have ran into an issue | where the javascript on the site is looking for a "mousedown" event. The | "mousedown" fires off a function to reload a frame, while the "click" part is | cancled by another function. | | Works fine with a real mouse and person, but I need this automated, and when | I use: | | ie.Document.Frames("undefined").Document.all("WfxDataExport").Click | | I get no action, so I assume a "mousedown" is not sent as part of the click | function. Any suggestions on how to complete this would be greatly | appreciated. | | Thanks | Joe |