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It's a javascript call.
I figured you didn't need the table element, I just thought I'd give whatever was in the text of an element box.

@tank, not sure what you mean by "A" tag.

under this web page I can get this code to work
F1::
COM_Init()
pwb:=iWeb_getwin("External Launch")
...

thanks Jethrow that worked. I'll try to keep plugging away at tank's example. For some reason though with this web page, I've only had luck with the javascript infused examples.
There is some lag on ...

Yes, the text exist when nothing happens with the 1st code.

Downloaded your new iWebLerner2 "AHK Web Recorder". I dig it! Laughing

thanks tank.

try this for the AlwaysOnTop problem

bDim = 35 ; Change this to desired size.
xPos = % (A_ScreenWidth/2) - bDim
yPos = % (A_ScreenHeight/2) - bDim
Gui, +alwaysontop
Gui, -Capt ...

I updated the new iWeb Standard Library but when I run the code F1::
COM_Init()
pwb:=iWeb_getwin("External Launch")
iWeb_clickText(pwb,"MX55/29 ...

whoops sorry. I got the first one to work, the second code has an error message at line 4 saying that there are too many parameters passed to that function.

Hahahaaaa! I love AHK! works like a charm, thanks Jethrow! Laughing

jethrow said
Otherwise, I would try to find another way to identify the element (value, innerText, innerHTML, href).

Can we try the innertext route?
Using tank's iwebbrowser2 window spy I get ...

no it's not.

I am using COM to click an element on a web page.

Currently, here is my code
#Include C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\LIB\COM.ahk
COM_Init()
F1::
{
pwb:=iWeb_getwin ...

Holy cow! Sinkfaze, thank you so much! It worked!

Using the link that you sent, Tank wrote the code that worked on my website. Here's that link.
#Include C:\Program Files\AutoHotkey\LIB\COM.ah ...

Leef_Me,
my apologies. Sometimes I just think everyone is privy to the same track that my brain is going on. I apologize for being unclear.

So I'll give you a run down and thinking behind my scri ...