Well if you're looking to make your existing code a little more reliable, you could try using using
ControlSetText/
ControlSend instead of Send (untested obviously):
Code:
SetKeyDelay, 10, 10 ; may make ControlSend work more reliably
SetControlDelay, -1 ; no delay in working with controls
jscall= ; variable to save the back-to-back javascript calls to
(
javascript:showplayersearch();
javascript:document.findplayerform.FindString.focus();
)
InputBox, username, Username, Please enter a username to search. ; saves username to var for use later
if (ErrorLevel || !username || RegExMatch(username,"^\s+$"))
return ; if the user presses cancel, if username is blank or contains nothing but whitespace, ends script
run iexplore.exe http://www.sharkscope.com
Winwait SharkScope
sleep 3000
Loop, Parse, jscall, `n, `r ; parses jscall list and sends each command
{
ControlSetText, Edit1, %A_LoopField% ; sets javascript in the address bar
ControlSend, Edit1, {ENTER} ; sends 'ENTER' to the address bar
}
WinWaitActive SharkScope
Sendinput %username%{Enter}
Sleep 500
ControlSetText, Edit1, javascript:addGraphWithRecentResults('%username%#fulltilt&null');
ControlSend, Edit1, {Enter}
sleep 2000
Current=%Clipboard%
Clipboard=
ClipWait
Loop {
Sendinput ^a
sleep 200
Sendinput ^c
ClipWait, 0.5
if Clipboard ; essentially the same as ' if Clipboard <> "" '
break
}
results := clipboard
Clipboard=%Current%
return
It appears you also have Sleep periods in your script as if to wait for a page to load. You can use
StatusBarWait to get a better idea of when the page is loaded or
Sean's IEReady() function for a more reliable method.
Code:
run iexplore.exe http://www.sharkscope.com
Winwait SharkScope
IEReady() ; sleep 3000
Vega wrote:
...someone like me, who is not so interested in the inner workings of various software technologies.
Say what? You came here manipulating a page with javascript calls and you're not interested in the inner workings?
Maybe an updated tutorial is in order at some point but the information that's out there is pretty plentiful and using
tank's iWeb functions a task like yours could be much easier. This code is possibly a rough equivalent of what you're doing:
Code:
InputBox, username, Username, Please enter a username to search.
if (ErrorLevel || !username || RegExMatch(username,"^\s+$"))
return
js=javascript:ClearRecentGames('%username%#fulltilt&null', true,'50');
run iexplore.exe http://www.sharkscope.com
Winwait SharkScope
pwb:=iWeb_getWin("SharkScope") ; obtains a 'pointer' reference to the page
iWeb_Complete(pwb) ; waits for the page to complete loading
iWeb_execScript(pwb,"javascript:showplayersearch();") ; executes the script
;iWeb_Complete(pwb) ; uncomment if waiting for page load
iWeb_setDomObj(pwb,"FindString",username) ; puts the username in the box
Send {ENTER} ; or iWeb_clickDomObj(pwb,"<< button name >>")
iWeb_Complete(pwb)
iWeb_execScript(pwb,js) ; exceutes your last 50 games script for the appropriate user
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