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Have you tried the Selenium IDE Add-on for firefox? <a href="http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/" rel="ugc">http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/</a><br />
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You can record a macro and play it back. You can also export those recorded tests for use in WebDriver.
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Have you tried the Selenium IDE Add-on for firefox? http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/ [http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/ide/]

You can record a macro and play it back. You can also export those recorded tests for use in WebDriver.

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yeah I exported it to vba and it throws an error when run from excel I also added the reference to the vba project it manages only to open the site then errs out
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yeah I exported it to vba and it throws an error when run from excel I also added the reference to the vba project it manages only to open the site then errs out

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I am formatting a macro I recorded in selenium both ways with vbs and vba and it keeps erring out. Partly bcuz it keeps opening up a new instance fo firefox which then requires a new login. Is there a way to get vba or vbs too work sellenium on a previously opened web browser?<br />
Are then any good free macro recorders for web pages I need to automate two simple webpage link mouseclicks they are <br />
driver.findElementById(&quot;do<wbr />wnload&quot;).c<wbr />lick<br />
driver.findElementByCssSel<wbr />ector(&quot;but<wbr />ton.png-do<wbr />wnload-btn<wbr />&quot;).click
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I am formatting a macro I recorded in selenium both ways with vbs and vba and it keeps erring out. Partly bcuz it keeps opening up a new instance fo firefox which then requires a new login. Is there a way to get vba or vbs too work sellenium on a previously opened web browser?
Are then any good free macro recorders for web pages I need to automate two simple webpage link mouseclicks they are 
driver.findElementById("download").click
driver.findElementByCssSelector("button.png-download-btn").click

need help getting selenium to push 2 buttons on a webpage

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