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I am trying to start a subroutine once "enter" has been hit after typing something in an edit box. For example, once I am finished typing whatever I want in the edit box, I do not want to g ...

This is for a sort of html editor. What it does is I click a button on a gui to start the subroutine, and it waits until I click a key to continue. The reason I need this is because the subroutine w ...

Performance Counter Frequency
QPF call returned 1
25000000 hz
0.0000000400000000 sec

System Time Clock Frequency
STA call retrned 1
156001 hundred-nanoseconds
64.1021531913256980 hz
0.015600 ...

I have a subroutine that runs, and in the subroutine it has a function call that is called from an external library. That function loops until I hit a specific key, then it returns to my original sub ...

I know this seems like an obvious question, but have you checked the python documentation, or tried a python forum?

http://python-forum.org/pythonforum/index.php

Escaping the comma works fine for me:

Me too.

There is no reason to have extra code. I hate messy code...

pm me some credentials and instructions on what exactly your doing

I sent them, but am unsure if the message went through, just double checking.

Thanks

If it is access to the page you want, I never said I wouldn't give that to you. I already posted the full source code for the page, as well as the .js file with all of the functions in it, but I will ...

any suggestions on how to find that out? it doesn't have any events attached to the <tr> tag that needs to be "clicked"

Everything else I have needed to click has had an "oncl ...

oh, ok. So does that mean its not possible to do what i'm trying to do?

How would I go about calling some of the javascript functions in the .js file I found? Or would that not be the right way to do it anyway?

Here a double click function I found:

dblClick: f ...

does that button have an embedded call to the ondblclick function
No it doesn't. I put the <tr> on the last page showing everything on it. Unfortunately it just has an id attatched to the tr ...

Its got to have something to do with this right here:

Event.observe(document, 'dom:loaded', function()
{
new TreeTable('pages', {onPosition: function() ...

Yeah, i should have caught that too.

I got this to work IF the item was already selected:

COM_Invoke(pwb,"document.all.item[pages_2].fireEvent","ondblclick") ...

When I try that example, I get the following error:

The COM Object may not be a valid Dispatch Object!
First ensure that COM Library has been initialized through COM_Init().