Click a link in Google Chrome

[b2220128]

I am building a macro that operates a web page using Google Chrome. One of the links that I need to press appears in various places depending on what information is displayed on the page. Chrome will point me to the exact Javascript code for the link which references a function, but I have no knowledge of how to address it in a macro.


the code for the link is

<a onclick="return DoDeleteDownloads();" id="ctl00_ContentBody_PQDownloadList_uxDownloadPQList_ctl03_lnkDeleteSelected" href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentBody$PQDownloadList$uxDownloadPQList$ctl03$lnkDeleteSelected','')">Delete</a>

Just to let you know, my programing skills were all learned on mini computers years ago so I have only a few self taught skills in windows programing, mostly in writing simple Excel macros.

[Gintaras]

QM does not have nothing better for this than scan. Use "Find Image" dialog from the floating toolbar.

In other browsers - IE, FF, Opera - could use accessible objects.

[b2220128]

Thanks for the reply. I looked at the scan function, with my limited programing experience it didn't seem to help. I t involves finding an image but this link doesn't have one.

Looking at it another way. Is it possible to find a word on the web page and use that result to click on the link?

[Gintaras]

scan can find a word as image. For a link you need to find one of 2 images if link color changes when visited.

Also try this:
Screen Scrape Text Capture

[b2220128]

I am beginning to see how that works. I'll keep plugging away at it.

Thanks
Tom