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Control Flow Statement
There is a control flow statment that goes something like this: condition ? return if true : return if false I can't remember exactly how it goes, or the name for it, and any amount of seach engine searching is fruitless. Thanks for the help.- Elektryon
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Controlling an already existing instance of IE
It's me again with another question on this topic (this will be my 3rd post on it) I have the this code (given by Tsuji), which is suppose to get a handle on an already existsing instance of IE (given its current URL), and it works quite well, however, it has this little quirk: If there's a... -
Controlling an already existing instance of IE Q#2
I had asked a question about how to control an instance of internet explorer (see http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?spid=329&newpid=329&sqid=877814 ) and I was wondering how events could be triggered from that same object, as would be done by the "ie_" in:set... -
Controlling an already existing instance of IE
I know that it's possible to run an instance of Internet Explorer from within the script itself and be able to control it, but is there a way to control an already existing instance of it? The closest I've been able to come to this is to use WshShell.AppActivate to give it the focus and...
