Dynamic array, when one of the items in the array is a link?
Hello, I have a line of VBScript that I performing weird on us.
I was wondering if I can do the same thing, by using the following:
The array that is returned is a dynamic array. Is there a way to Set an item in an array so it can be clicked on?
In my example, I would like to click on array item 2, whick is a link in a WebTable. Is this possible? Please advise and thanks.
Set obj = Browser("Haworth Lynx Order_1").Page("Haworth Lynx Pre-Order_2").WebTable("2660908").ChildItem(2,2,"Link",0)
obj.highlight
obj.ClickI was wondering if I can do the same thing, by using the following:
GetValuesFromRow=Browser("Haworth Lynx Order_1").Page("Haworth Lynx Pre-Order_3").WebTable("2014485").GetROProperty("column names")
strParts = Split(GetValuesFromRow, ";")The array that is returned is a dynamic array. Is there a way to Set an item in an array so it can be clicked on?
In my example, I would like to click on array item 2, whick is a link in a WebTable. Is this possible? Please advise and thanks.
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The first code is unreliable, and I was trying to figure out a way to get the 2nd item in the array str (which is a link) clicked, or another way to write the first grp of code? Not sure why it is unreliable, but for some reason the object does not get recognized and fails, even though it is in the object repository... Sounds like getting a link click from an array is not possible?
If the array consists of strings it's not possible.
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In the second set of code you appear to be splitting a string into substrings, you can't 'click' a string.
What is it you actually want to click?