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Nope.. prefer all my screen to myself seeing that my main monitor is 800x600 -- 15 years on the comp didnt help my eyes..Do you have any other Explorer Bar side bar windows open when running this?
?doing this for money
Hmmmm. shoulda thought of that....oh well........... I hope that I have resolved issues with MSIE 5.x but won't know till tested on those systems. Next big step is to solve the issues of extra unknown ToolBars.//Version 1.c changes
//1. Added controls to prevent less than five options, prevents errors if option is left blank..
//2. Made fields wider to see full long option descriptions.
//3. Changed User Instructions from Edit Box to a Read Only label. Made easier to read.
//4. Added controls to move to correct position with MSIE 5.x.
//5. Provided input to use input for other forums with different page names. Problems with other forums have different layouts.
//6. Changed CANCEL,Old Browser messages to Dialog Boxes
//7. Reduced lines of code with sub routines.
//8. Provided a drop down list for other Forums......cannot use results yet, Future work to be done.
Sorry.. Same issues persist.I hope that I have resolved issues with MSIE 5.x
(%start window% not present) I like the program so It will provide me with a starting point to dive into MS. Arrgh.....grrrr.....not what I wanted to hear. Can you provide another picture or explanation?Sorry.. Same issues persist.
Tried it with different combinations closing toolbars etc...
I will have to try that out. The routine gives a command to maximize the screen. May be a conflict if already maximized.One showstopper I found was, If F11 was pressed to do a full screen browser before running the creator, freezes, runtime errors,
Also check for flashing Macro Scheduler icon (yellow gear) in task bar. Right click and click on BREAK. Or try SHIFT-ESC to halt it.ctrl+alt+delete came to my rescue.
That is probably the MSIE 5.x issue. But it may also be a function of selected ToolBars, probably a combination.In fullscreen mode, theres no address bar, may have something to do with it.
How could you tell? My great grandparents were from GermanyLike a stubborn German
There must be something to that stereotype.I believe that most of the tabbing is done in the HTML, not in the Browser. My problem is that I need to do some SH-Tabs which bring me from the Web page into the Browser and back into the Web Page. It is the numbe of TABs in the browser that is setting me off.ure butting ure head on IE5x, which will damage ure head, because it follows the tabindex in the html, which IE6 doesnt follow, it seems. (I can see it here how it focuses the preview button, then the submit button insted of the poll question, thereby missing it altogether)
Provide me a creator that doesnt check for the url, one that will execute on the current window.
I am confused....are you saying you can grap the URL page, modify it to include the selected Options, and reload it, or present a temporary copy before hitting the Submit? If Yes, then we may have a solution. Would like to know more. Where do you think I need to pause and load your script?I will grab the poll page and modify the html tabindex part accordingly. Have it so that it runs from when the poll page is loaded with the option boxes already created without having to press the update button (which is done by the script on TP servers, I would be testing locally).
Curious, because %StartWindows% is set as a variable at the beginning of the script on Line 37. Using TextPad as editor, total lines for script is 344 for the Version 1.c that I sent to you. (I also have submitted a MAcro Scheduler syntax file for TestPad which I will send it to you.got some errors after importing the modified script into MS and running it. (%start window% not present)
I could do, but I guess "we" could be anyone. Someone will almost always have to make a selection. The question is should I sort them in order by Versions? If I put newest versions first, then I have more maintenance with new Browser releases. If I put old versions first, my maintenance is easier. I guess I chose easier maintenance for me, vs. ease of use for end user. BAD Programming Bob! Make it easier for the user! OK, OK! I will do that, the newest versions will be at the top.Also.. in the dropdown to choose the browser version, reverse it to read from 6.2 down to IE5 so we dont have to always choose.
No, I planned to test it locally with a saved page of the poll to see the behaviour of the tabbing without the tabindex in the html and see if that truly was setting you off withthe question dropping into the first option.are you saying you can grap the URL page, modify it to include the selected Options, and reload it, or present a temporary copy before hitting the Submit?
Hold this thought for now til I try something.Where do you think I need to pause and load your script?
This is because the default 5.1 doesnt work now if choosen so we all have to ckick regardless.the newest versions will be at the top
May be, but that is from my Danish heritage. The German side is Hinkleman.Hansen == Old German name.
That is probably going to do the trick. Forgot about F11, thanks for reminder.maybe you could tell MS to do an F11... then F11 again after the sequence runs.
Already made the change, and I think newest choices at top will be easier for end user anyway. It was the right thing to do.This is because the default 5.1 doesnt work now if choosen so we all have to ckick regardless.
