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rasco22862
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PostPosted: March 10th, 2010, 4:08 am 
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Oh, yes i`m sorry. Now , i tried with AHKL and COM_L and the script works but only once. If I go back and hit Search again, the msgbox doesnt pop. I`m searching the code to fix this. Any help?

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First off, this is only an example of concepts really. I'm not an expert when it comes to the ConnectObject function. Currently the script disconnects the objects each time a button is clicked ( you could leave it connected, but you'd want to disconnect it sometime - I think ) and then reconnects when the webpage exists again. My guess is that you might be clicking the button before it has a chance to reconnect. If you provide an example of what this could be productively used for, I might help some more. Otherwise, I'd say look at how the code currently works and modify it for your purposes. :D

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PostPosted: March 11th, 2010, 8:16 pm 
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OK. I think i have something. Here it is

Code:
#Persistent
COM_CoInitialize()
OnExit,Close
SetTimer, ConnectWindow, 100

ConnectWindow:
pwb:=iWeb_getwin("Google - Windows Internet Explorer")
If pwb{
   ;iWeb_complete(pwb)
   If feel_lucky:=COM_Invoke(pwb,"document.all[btnI]."){
      psink:=COM_ConnectObject(feel_lucky,"buttons_")
     ;msgbox Connected
   }
}
return

buttons_onClick(){
   SetTimer,ExecuteScript,-10
}

ExecuteScript:
   msgbox Script
return   
   
Close:
COM_Release(pwb)
COM_CoUninitialize()
ExitApp


But I eventually get the "No interface event exists" msgbox. Why is that?

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Any guess? :?


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I reckon that there are multiple btnIs. Then the return object will be the collection object of btnIs, and a collection object usually has no event interface. You have to connect to an individual btnI object each.


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Sean, please correct me if I'm wrong, but the script seems to keep connecting - and reconnecting - to the element as long as there's a web browser with the main Google page loaded ( this doesn't seem good as you would only want to connect once per webpage load, right? ) Then, I believe the "No interface event exists" error is occurring because the webpage is changing while the object is being connected. I'm getting this error if I either click the button ( which navigates to a new page ), or if I simply navigate to another webpage.

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Oh, sorry, I spotted only COM_ConnectObject part, I didn't notice/expect that he used SetTimer. It may still work, however, highly discouraged as it creates/connects multiple event sinks. There was no way to prevent this with COM.ahk, but now with AutoHotkey_COM attempting multiple connections will be (silently) failed.


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Ok, i think almos have it
Code:
#Persistent
COM_CoInitialize()
OnExit,Close
SetTimer, ConnectWindow, 100

ConnectWindow:

pwb:=iWeb_getwin("Google - Windows Internet Explorer")
If pwb{
   iWeb_complete(pwb)
   If cmd_agregar:=COM_Invoke(pwb,"document.all[btnI]."){
      psink:=COM_ConnectObject(cmd_agregar,"buttons_")
     ;msgbox Connected
   }
}


IfWinNotExist Google - Windows Internet Explorer
{
   msgbox close
   WinWait Google - Windows Internet Explorer
   msgbox abrir
}

return

buttons_onClick(){
   SetTimer,ExecuteScript,-10
}

ExecuteScript:
   
   msgbox Script
   
return   


Close:
COM_Release(pwb)
COM_CoUninitialize()
ExitApp


Now i get a "readyState" error msgbox and a "Will continue?" question, when I close the window. I guess is it from the iWebcomplete function.

Also to connect the object, the webpage has to finish loading. Is it possible to connect the object before the webpage finish loading. So if the user clicks the button before the page loaded, the code still run?

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May be setting the warnings off?


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