I include this simple program because I want to download some web pages without
losing the user interaction. How I have to change this code in order to avoid
the error in the second click ?
If someone have some example for doing this I will be very very happy !
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Guillem Cunillera Wefers wrote:
I include this simple program because I want to download some web pages
without
losing the user interaction. How I have to change this code in order to
avoid
the error in the second click ?
which is the error in the second click?
I ran your program and
In your _Resize sub do not resize the status bar, just move it (so that it's
always at the bottom). If you do nothing then it will always hold its
original position which is probably not what you want.
$Window-Status-Move(0, $Window-ScaleHeight-$Window-Status-Height);
-Original
I am using perl ole automation to run an Internet Explorer Browser. I have
gotten rather far, capturing frames and pretty much having my way with the
DOM. Until SSL causes IE to raise a message box.
I have the Window Handle to IE, is there any way with win32::GUI to wait for
a child SSL window
i don't think thats what i'm trying to do. i'll explain. i have a window
that 800x574 (cuts off just above the taskbar). i've disabled the maximise
button and the window isn't resizable. i decided to put a status bar down
the bottom cos otherwise it just looked really ugly but i can resize the
try
sub Main_Resize {return 0;}
That is supposed to cancel the default behavior of the resize function.
Well, that's what it says on the box ;-) If it doesn't work, try
$resizing = 0;
sub Main_Resize
{
unless ($resizing++)
{
$Main-Change (-size = [800, 574]);}
is there any way of changin the state of a checkbox in a listview without
actually clicking the checkbox. at the moment i'm currently looking at
something like
my($item) = @_;
my %info = $ListView-ItemInfo($item, 4);
$state = $info{-text};
print $state, \n;
if ($state = X) {
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