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search for a string

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Hi started using Autoit since yesterday I'm findin it very interactive. Can any one suggest me how to use

the string.find (s, pattern [, init [, plain]]) to find a word on a given web page. Thank you.

-extramile


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I tried using the below functions using:

string.find (s, pattern [, init [, plain]]) please give an example of using this if you have already used it.

It gave me the following syntax error, I couldn't figure out what!

C:\Documents and Settings\Chandu\Desktop\ex.au3(1,7) : ERROR: syntax error

string.

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To find strings, you can use the StringInStr command I believe. HOWEVER, currently, AutoIt does not support website integration. BUT, someone wrote an IE UDF library that does this. Search the AutoIt forums, under Scripts and Scraps and look for the IE Automation Library.

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