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[UncleScrooge]

:shock: - Why are you using pweb & pwb? Should be:

MsgBox % COM_Invoke([color=red]pweb[/color],"document.getElementsByTagName[h1].item[0].innerHTML")

holymoly! what a moron... (me)
that's it! just a stupid "e" bug (friggin Napier)

thx a ton jethrow and all of you guys.

[poetbox]

I use the COM_U to deal with a Unicode file,an error occar.

What shall I do?[/img]

[sinkfaze]

In a function variables do not require percent signs unless you are using them dynamically (and literal text must be quoted):

COM_Invoke(pweb,"document.all.atc_content.value",[color=red]A_LoopField[/color])

[poetbox]

In a function variables do not require percent signs unless you are using them dynamically (and literal text must be quoted):

COM_Invoke(pweb,"document.all.atc_content.value",[color=red]A_LoopField[/color])

Thank you.Very good.
OK!

[incith]

Having a problem with an onchange + onkeyup event. Basically I am trying to put text into a field, which is working fine, and then clicking the Search button, which also works fine.

The problem comes with the field I am putting text into, is expecting you to be typing into the field. When you type into the field it then triggers the onchange / onkeyup events:

<INPUT onkeyup=fullNameParse267656572(this.value) onchange=fullNameParse267656572(this.value) value="THE TEXT I PUT IN" name="attribute.Full Name" autocomplete="off">

Using

iWeb_setDomObj(netcare,"attribute.Full Name",myName,"23,48,10")

to set the text within an iFrame, but it does not trigger the events. I tried playing with iWeb_FireEvents() to no luck.

Offtopic Edit: The "ahk web recorder" program is freaking wonderful. The only bug that threw me off at first was that it does not comma separate the first two iFrame numbers, e.g. I had iFrame one number "23" and the second was "48", and a third was "10". It gave me "2348,10". Once I changed it to "23,48,10" all worked great.

[jethrow]

Try firing the onchange event like this:

element := COM_Invoke(netcare, "document.all[23].contentWindow.document.all[48].contentWindow.document.all[10].contentWindow.document.all","attribute.Full Name")
COM_Invoke(element, "fireEvent", "onchange")

btw - MERRY CHRISTMAS

[incith]

Try firing the onchange event like this:

element := COM_Invoke(netcare, "document.all[23].contentWindow.document.all[48].contentWindow.document.all[10].contentWindow.document.all","attribute.Full Name")
COM_Invoke(element, "fireEvent", "onchange")

btw - MERRY CHRISTMAS

Thank you VERY MUCH!

This is the present I needed most.

Seasons Greetings to all!!!!

[sinkfaze]

Offtopic Edit: The "ahk web recorder" program is freaking wonderful. The only bug that threw me off at first was that it does not comma separate the first two iFrame numbers...

A problem none of us who are working on it probably had a chance to catch because we don't have any web pages that required us to recurse that deep into frames readily available to us. The official release probably won't be updated for a week or more, in the meantime you can make this change in the script under the Ctrl+e hotkey (should be around line 181):

fpath.=(A_Index=1 ? "" : ",") ((f1) ? (f1) : ((f3) ? (f3) : (f2))) ; the ternary statements should've been reversed

And thanks for the compliments.

[fragman]

I'm referring to this piece of code quoted in the first post in tanks thread from Sean:

COM_Init() 
psh :=   COM_CreateObject("Shell.Application") 
psw :=   COM_Invoke(psh, "Windows") 
Loop, %   COM_Invoke(psw, "Count") 
   pwb := COM_Invoke(psw, "Item", A_Index-1), sInfo .= COM_Invoke(pwb, "hWnd") . " : """ . COM_Invoke(pwb, "LocationURL") . """,""" . COM_Invoke(pwb, "LocationName") . """,""" . COM_Invoke(pwb, "StatusText") . """,""" . COM_Invoke(pwb, "Name") . """,""" . COM_Invoke(pwb, "FullName") . """`n", COM_Release(pwb) 
COM_Release(psw) 
COM_Release(psh) 
COM_Term() 

MsgBox, % sInfo

This produces COM errors ("Function Name: "hWnd"")
when Steam is running. Steam is using an IEFrame, so I suppose this might be related. Any idea what could be done to fix this? Personally, I am only interested in getting explorer windows. Maybe there is an explorer specific interface that could be queried or so before calling hwnd?
I already tried contacting Steam devs about this, but they don't want to investigate this from their side.

[sinkfaze]

What is the exact error message? And have you rebooted your computer and tried the code again?

Although a portion of that code is used in the iWeb_getWin function, that specific code doesn't really have much to do with this topic (other than tank linking to it in the old thread).

[fragman]

---------------------------
COM Error Notification
---------------------------
Function Name: "hWnd"
ERROR: Unbekannter Fehler

(0x80004005)
PROG:
DESC:
HELP: ,0

Will Continue?
---------------------------
Ja Nein
---------------------------

I tried rebooting, restarting Steam etc. this is perfectly reproducable and only happens when Steam is running. I should probably also say that I'm running Win7 32Bit. I use similar code that navigates active Explorer window, and I also see the error there. With that code it sometimes also happens when called at "unusual" places (that is, during a folder change, when closing explorer window, and I believe also sometimes in control panel, however, those happen a bit too infrequently to verify for sure what causes them).
Explorer windows that were started before Steam are not affected, probably because they are listed before the Steam IEFrame and my code breaks when it finds the correct window, so Hwnd is not called on the IEFrame of Steam.

[jethrow]

Personally, I am only interested in getting explorer windows. Maybe there is an explorer specific interface that could be queried or so before calling hwnd?

I would use something like this to filter out IE windows:

If pwb := COM_Invoke(psw, "Item", A_Index-1) ; ensure pwb isn't "empty"
	If Not InStr( COM_Invoke(pwb, "FullName"), "iexplore.exe" ) ; ensure pwb isn't IE

[sinkfaze]

Why do you need to retrieve the windows using the hWnd?

It looks like you've already covered this ground with Sean and I don't think anyone in this thread is more qualified to answer questions about this than he is. We can't answer every question about why some programs don't respond properly to a COM call, particularly when it's classified as an unknown error.

[fragman]

If pwb := COM_Invoke(psw, "Item", A_Index-1) ; ensure pwb isn't "empty" 
   If Not InStr( COM_Invoke(pwb, "FullName"), "Steam.exe" ) ; ensure pwb isn't Steam

This works very good, thank you!

I used hWnd because I wanted to capture the active window, and this seemed like the safest way.

[tank]

and yet it isnt even relavant to the active window the way your retreiving it
IEGet from the first page of this thread is the very best way to get the top most browser window
also passing a blank name to iweb_getwin will as well