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berban

This is so helpful! I wish I had found it long ago. Thanks!!

berban

TAC109 wrote: ↑
18 Feb 2019, 22:13
BTW, the link to the old post at the beginning doesn’t seem to work.

Thanks for catching that! Updated.

berban

Clip() - Send and Retrieve Text using the Clipboard V2 VERSION OF THIS FUNCTION HERE This is an update to an old post in order to bring it to the new live version of the forums. The old post is here: https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/70404-clip-send-and-retrieve-text-using-the-clipboard/ Using the...

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There are some treeview like controls in our intranet webpage.I need click the '+' or '-' in front of some text. Like this. Could you show me the HTML for that part of the page? To do that, right-click on the area and select "Inspect Element". Then right-click on one of the parent elements and choo...

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magusneo wrote: ↑
03 Feb 2019, 07:35
How about adding "BeforeTag","BeforeText" arguments?

Hey magusneo,
Sorry but I haven't used this function in ages so I haven't kept it updated. But if you can show me the webpage you are trying to use it on maybe I can help you find an alternate way to do whatever you're attempting.

berban

I have these simple functions for dealing with CSV table files and I thought I'd share them here. I'm sure others might have similar functions but here's a few more. These functions are built to handle cells with multiple lines or literal commas. The resulting tables are treated as 2-dimensional Aut...

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The o options have definitely proven themselves to be finicky to me. Any explanation for my confusion with why FindClick requires Screen coordinates to find things in a Relative window? -JenJen FindClick doesn't use CoordMode at all. It is completely separate. All you need to know is that the coord...

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Hello berban Nice Script you have here and I would love to use it, but I can't seem to make it work...I downloaded the script from github and tried running it but no gui is showing or anything Is there anything I should do before? Hi FastLearner , Yes, FindClick is an AutoHotkey function so you'll ...

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Well it looks like you’re doing it right. At this point it’s just an issue with the underlying imagesearch technique. By which I guess I mean the image really isn’t matching, even if to your eyes it looks like it should. Personally I never use the trans- feature, except for maybe once or twice. In t...

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Hahaha no worries about the repeat posting. It’s clear you are working pretty hard on whatever script you are writing, and it’s the least I can do to give you a small hand with this particular part of it. That being said there was a lot in there so I might not get to everything. But here’s a few res...

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Hi JenJen, Thank you for the thorough investigation of the issue you're having. I'm always appreciative if bugs can be found, and a clear explanation makes identifying them way easier. I'm a little confused by the exact issue you're having however, although your sample code has given me an idea. If ...

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Well I can't walk you through the entire process but I did make a "Quick-Start Guide" chapter in the documentation that you should check out. You should also read the entire chapter on AutoHotkey Functions in the AutoHotkey documentation, as I also point out in the FindClick guide.

berban

Yeah it’s

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FindClick(Image, "e n2")

(Maybe you know that already but just wanted to repeat it in case.)

Let me know if you have any other questions!

berban

Hi carno , sorry for the delay. You are right there is a simple way - use the "n" option. n – Number of clicks What to give: any integer Description: The number of times to click on each image. Use it like this: FindClick(Image, "e n2") If you want to vary the amount of time between clicks, you can ...

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Glad it works. Wish I had room for 3 monitors haha. Happy scripting!

berban

Hm interesting, well you could try a few things like adding "stay" so it doesn’t move away, or "n2" for doing a double click. But maybe the way you were originally doing it is more reliable. If it is clicking in the right spot and the window isn’t responding correctly that’s probably not the best wa...

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Thanks for the helpful gifs! So I'm still not completely sure why it wouldn't work but my suggestion would be that for the ribbon one, I generally use the alt keys for those. For instance, in Microsoft Word, if I want to access the ribbon I just press Alt and the accelerator keys show up in little b...

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Hi daffy82 , sorry but I can't tell you based on what you've posted. Nothing in that code would prevent it from working correctly. A few comments I could give you: k{click} [/color] and Center1 [/color] are not needed. The default behavior is to click at the center of the image. Try using the dx [/c...

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Hi dice4321 , So the way AutoHotkey's ImageSearch command works, it basically scans the visible screen area for the image, which is essentially the same area that you can see with your two eyes. If the image is hidden behind another window and you can't physically see it, then this won't work. You'd...

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Yes Xtra is absolutely correct. If for some reason you don’t have privileges for %A_Temp%, or if you’d simply prefer to use another directory, you can change this line in the code: TempFile = %A_Temp%\%A_ThisFunc%Temp.png ; Directory where a temporary imagefile will be created (ImageSearch only acce...

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