I have a JAL script that does a WebOpenPage then waits 60 seconds, then will sendkeys alt f4 to close windows explorer. It by pass the wait statement and trys to close 24 by 7 because IE isn't open yet. ???

: I have a JAL script that does a WebOpenPage then waits 60 seconds, then will
: sendkeys alt f4 to close windows explorer. It by pass the wait statement
: and trys to close 24 by 7 because IE isn't open yet. ???

I got it to work. I guess the Wait statement is bypassed in run now mode.

No, it is not.

Can you post your script here?

By the way, it sound like you are trying to run ASP or JSP page. If this is the casue, use WebGetFile, you will not need to open/wait/close your browser.

: I got it to work. I guess the Wait statement is bypassed in run now mode.

: No, it is not.

: Can you post your script here?

: By the way, it sound like you are trying to run ASP or JSP page. If this is
: the casue, use WebGetFile, you will not need to open/wait/close your
: browser.

Here is the script:

WebOpenPage("http://url/sendhelp/history/history.asp";)

Wait( 60 )

SendKeys( "{ALT}{F4}" )

I've removed the url it's an internal server not accessable by the public.
This script runs when it been set to run at a sch. time. But the wait statement won't wait 60 sec. when you use run now.

Thanks
John

Just tried it, "Wait" worked fine for me. Try running this script in the debugger to verify that wait does work.

: Here is the script: WebOpenPage("
: http://url/sendhelp/history/history.asp"; ;)

: Wait( 60 )

: SendKeys( "{ALT}{F4}" )

: I've removed the url it's an internal server not accessable by the public.
: This script runs when it been set to run at a sch. time. But the wait
: statement won't wait 60 sec. when you use run now.

: Thanks
: John