camaro92

What about using the macro to grab the X and Y location of the cursor?? I don't see that as a feature in pro? Looks like just a " Mouse Move: X, Y Relative to Current Window" ?

Can we not somehow grab the X and Y location and use THAT X and Y setting. Then move the mouse directly over to that X and Y location rather than using the feature to move the mouse to the text cursor which obviously doesn't work.

If you click a link in firefox and go back it shows that link encased (selected) in a light outlined box. Is that location a way to determine the X and Y?

I have a macro that first uses the FIND feature in firefox to search for a word, it then ESC to the window itself (out of the FIND bar) then TAB's a couple times so it lands on a specific button.

The problem I am having is trying to get the macro to get the COLOR under that button.

Now normally a

// Test the colour of the Find box

Mouse Move: 100, 703 Relative to Current Window

Get Pixel Color from Beneath the Mouse into %N[3]%

// If colour is WHITE (16777215) then there is a hit.

If Variable %N[3]% Equals "16777215"

Text Box Display: WHITE

Else

Text Box Display: NOT WHITE

Endif

Is fine, except that the button is NOT always in the same area of the screen. However if the macro can simply jump to where ever the current tab went to, I could likely use that to find the color.

I've tried

Mouse Move: To the Text Cursor Position

but it seems that the MOUSE itself does not move to the TABBED location so the

Get Pixel Color from Beneath the Mouse into %N[3]%

doesn't work..

Help!

I know there MUST be an easy answer but for the life of me I don't see anything in any of the features. All I see are things like delay options but I don't want to delay (freeze) anything; just run the script for XX amount of minutes or an hour..

The browser (firefox) seems that when you use the FIND command it HIGHLIGHTS word on the page but not actually SELECTS it so the copy command doesn't appear to work since nothing is selected to be copied... ?

How would I be able to search for a word (Example: "hello") on a page and IF the word "HELLO" exists then do something, and if it does NOT exist then do another instead.

I can easily execute a FIND command in the browser to look for a word but that's it.. How would I incorporate that into the script so the script can tell whether that FIND command resulted in a RESULT or NOT FOUND RESULT..??

Or is there an easier way of doing it rather than using the browser FIND technique?

Thanks