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  1. Thanks for the helpful tips. It seems to be working consistently now with a simple delay, so all is good for now. If it stops working, I give these a try. cheers
  2. Just added the 3 second delay and it's worked 3 times in a row, which seems better - but then failed again. I added another second, and still hit or miss. How do I make sure the web browser is focused? thx
  3. The normal behavior for the page is the user name field is highlighted. But with the script it's hit or miss. I looked around for focus function and saw this: Not sure if this is what you mean Cory? I don't see anything for the web browser specifically..
  4. So I realized I can just go straight to the log in page: "https://todoist.com/users/showlogin" Then the user name field is sometimes highlighted and the script enters the user name/pass no problem. But sometimes the field is not highlighted and the script fails. Any ideas?
  5. I have a simple script for logging into a site so I don't have to type every time. It opens the site and detects the mouse move just fine, but It doesn't detect the mouse clicks. So the email and password can't be entered. My screen cap doesn't show it but the cursor ends up sitting on the log in button as intended. But that's where it stops. It seems simple but stuck here. I have a laptop with a wireless Logitech mouse, and I've also tried the touch pad with not luck. Thx!
  6. I have a simple script for logging into a site so I don't have to type every time. It opens the site and detects the mouse move just fine, but It doesn't detect the mouse clicks. So the email and password can't be entered. My screen cap doesn't show it but the cursor ends up sitting on the log in button as intended. But that's where it stops. It seems simple but stuck here. I have a laptop with a wireless Logitech mouse, and I've also tried the touch pad with not luck. Thx!
  7. Solved - it took me a while to get the command syntax right, plus I realized the spreadsheet has to be closed for the macro to work lol. Thanks Cory and all for the help!
  8. Working through this as time allows. I have the script format pretty much down, now need to create the macro part. thanks
  9. Oops - that was the second last post you made - not the last.
  10. The last post idea you made seemed to work. I won't have time to experiment til I finish work but this looks promising.. thanks
  11. Maybe by inserting "macro control / macro run" at the btm line of MEP?
  12. understood - I will type the values explicitly. One question: is it possible to run the resulting script immediately after it's created - from within MEP? thanks
  13. Here it is - just a little block with 3 parameters. I had to turn the file dialog off, but this should give a rough idea. I use Bricscad not Autocad so the syntax may be slightly different but all the commands are the same. thanks SampleBlockScript.scr
  14. Wow!- thanks so much, I'll go over this tonight and report back. cheers
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