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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Getting started Q: What is the functional difference between Internet Explorer with iMacros turned on, and the iMacros browser? Technically speaking, the iMacros Browser is a 'giant wrapper' around the Microsoft Internet Explorer low-level components, so iMacros uses exactly the same code to render a web page as Internet Explorer does. There are no functional differences between the iMacros browser and the iMacros IE side bar. You can even. If you are undecided whether to use IE with iMacros or the iMacros Browser, we recommend to use the iMacros Browser.

It is a dedicated application for web automation, data extraction and web testing. But note that you can fully the iMacros Browser, IE and Firefox. So you can always switch easily between the different browsers. To switch, you simply need to change the parameter.

Background information (for experts): The IExplore.exe of Internet Explorer is only a small application that is instantiated when Internet Explorer is loaded. This executable application uses Internet Explorer components to perform the navigation, history maintenance, favorites maintenance, HTML parsing and rendering, and so on, while it supplies the toolbar and frame for the stand-alone browser. IExplorer.exe directly hosts the Shdocvw.dll component as web browser. Spears Homes Kerrville.

The Shdocvw.dll component is more frequently referred to as the WebBrowser Control. The iMacros Browser uses the same Shdocvw.dll component for its web browser. Does not use any IE components. It runs directly inside the Mozilla Firefox web browser and automates the original Firefox web browser. Just like Internet Explorer and the iMacros Browser, Firefox can be remote controlled via the iMacros Interface. Please see for additional information. Q: The web page I am accessing requires Internet Explorer (IE).

Is this a problem? IMacros is available as Internet Explorer add-in, so you can run all macros directly inside the real Microsoft Internet Explorer browser. But you can also use the iMacros Browser because the iMacros browser is 100% Internet Explorer compatible. It comes with all Internet Explorer functions and Plugins, including Cookies, ActiveX Controls, AJAX, JavaScript, Silverlight and Adobe Flash.

If you use iMacros for web testing automation, this means that you can run all IE related tests in the iMacros Browser, too. The iMacros Browser will give you exactly the same rendering and error messages as Internet Explorer. We achieve this by using the original Internet Explorer DLLs from within the iMacros Browser. Q: Are there conditional statements like if. Then.else in the iMacros macro language? () [ Update: Starting with version 7.50, iMacros introduces that can be used to analyze a certain condition and abort the macro in case this condition is true or false.] The iMacros language itself is designed as a descriptive language () and does not contain conditional statements. We did not add such statements as we do not think that our customers should have to attend week-long seminars just to learn yet another proprietary scripting or programming language.

In other words, iMacros commands refer to web page elements, so any programming logic must be put into a script that then uses iMacros to automate the website. So we created the very powerful that allows you to use iMacros with every Windows scripting or programming language on the planet. Are VBS, VB, VBA, VB.NET, Perl, Java, Foxpro, C, C++, C#, ASP, ASP.NET, PHP and many more. These languages are used by millions of computer users, are reliable and very well documented. We also added a command line interface for use with batch files and task scheduler. Basically what you do is: ReturnCode = iim1.iimPlay ('YourMacro1') if ReturnCode = 1 then 'Do something MsgBox 'OK!'

Else 'Do something else ReturnCode = iim1.iimPlay ('YourMacro2') end if This example uses the syntax, but you can use. More information about the iMacros language and its relation to HTML is available. Examples on how to use the are available in chapter and you can find the full definitions for each method in the. IMacros for Firefox also includes a, but unlike the scripting interface provided with, you are limited to using just Javascript and you cannot use it to create standalone scripts or programs (they only run inside the browser). Related FAQ: See also: Q: How do I know whether I should use just a macro or if I need to also use a script for my task? Please see for some tips on deciding whether you need to use pure iMacros or the iMacros Scripting Interface (i.e. IMacros together with a scripting or a programming language).

Installation Q: Where do I find my Activation Key, License File, or Serial Number? Your iMacros serial number, activation key, and license file (required for and ) can be found by logging into your account and clicking the My Products option.

After activating iMacros, the serial number is also displayed in the Help - About box. Need to install the Microsoft redistributable files If you are having some other issue and can't get the license to activate, please open a new support case via your account. Q: Why can't I specify the destination folder when installing iMacros? Update: This has been fixed starting with iMacros 10.4 so that the installation location can now be specified when running the setup wizard. Due to the close dependency that iMacros has with Internet Explorer, and because of changes to recent versions of IE with regard to 'bitness' e.g. 32 vs 64-bit, it is no longer possible to install iMacros in a location other than the Windows Program Files folder on your system drive. This is necessary so that IE can find and load the appropriate iMacros extension according to the bitness of the tab in Internet Explorer.

Q: Why doesn't iMacros start after I activate my license? Do you have a Personal Edition license? This license only applies to iMacros for IE and iMacros for Chrome (and in the near future, iMacros for Firefox), it does not allow the iMacros browser to be used. The iMacros browser only works with a Professional or Enterprise Edition license. Start iMacros for IE instead, by clicking on the iMacros icon on Internet Explorer's toolbar. Another option is to start the application iMacros for IE (iMacros.Sidebar.exe).

Download from Ipswitch Community account Q: How do I activate iMacros for Chrome so I have file access? If you are a licensed iMacros customer and have either a Personal, Professional, or Enterprise edition license (v12 or later), you can download the File Access for iMacros Extensions module from your account.

Login to your account, select My Products, then select your license and click the Download link to find and download the installer for the File Access module. After installing, the File Access module will automatically detect whether there is an iMacros license on the machine and only prompt you to enter your if necessary. Please note: Only a license for Personal, Professional, or Enterprise v12 or later will work.

Q: How do I use my existing macro (.iim) files with iMacros for Chrome without the File Access module? You will need to convert your macro files to macro bookmarks: • Open the macro file in a text editor, e.g. Windows Notepad • Copy the entire contents of the file to the clipboard • Create a new macro in Chrome - simply click Record Macro and then Stop right away • The iMacros Editor will open where you can paste the copied macro code • Click Save As & Close to name the macro and save it as a bookmark Q: I create macros for my clients. Do you have a player? For more information, please see.

Q: How do I download and install the Player? There isn't a separate install for the Player per se. All you need to do is activate the with your Player key and it 'becomes' the Player (users have all the features of the Enterprise Edition available except the ability to record new macros). For more information about distributing iMacros to your users, please see. Q: How can I automatically install iMacros? General information can be found under.

Q: Is there a network installation available for the install of the player? You can create network installs either by using the command line options provided by the installer (see ). Q: Why does iMacros still run in trial mode even though I've already entered my key? The license is associated with the Windows user account you are logged into when you activate iMacros.

If you then run iMacros from a different user account on the machine, you will also have to enter the key into that account. This is also the case if you are launching iMacros from a scheduled task that runs under a different user account.

Multiple activations on the same machine only count as one license. For iMacros 10.02 and older: Alternatively, you can pass the license key to iMacros from the command-line using the switch, or by passing it into the call to if you are using the iMacros scripting interface. Q: What if the iMacros icon does not appear in the IE toolbar?

If you have previously customized your Internet Explorer toolbar the new iMacros icon does not appear by default. You need to add it to the Internet Explorer toolbar manually. Macro (.iim) file shortcut with hotkey iMacros does not inherently support the ability to assign hotkeys to macros, but with some of iMacros editions (see the page to find if your iMacros edition supports this feature) you can achieve the same by creating shortcuts for your macros (either on your desktop or in a folder in the Windows Start menu) and assign hotkeys to those shortcuts.

The way you assign a hotkey to a shortcut in Windows is to right-click the shortcut then select Properties and type the key combination you want to use into the Shortcut key field. When using a shortcut to a macro (.iim) file, a new instance of the iMacros browser will launch, play the macro, and then close. If you want more control - for example, you don't want the browser to close when the macro is finished - then you can create a shortcut to the iMacros executable file (either iMacros.exe for the iMacros browser or iMacros.Sidebar.exe for iMacros for IE) and specify the appropriate such as to specify the macro to play and to keep the browser open after the macro is finished. If you want a macro to play in the current browser instance when typing a hotkey, you would need to create a small script for launching the macro using (, False) to tell it to attach to an existing instance, and then create a shortcut to the script file and assign a hotkey. See the chapter on for more information on using the Scripting Interface for controlling iMacros from scripts and other programs. Issues during Replay Q: Does iMacros work with every web site?

The macros recorded with iMacros work on almost all sites. Even if the standard click methods fail (for example on Flash of Java applets) the command can be used in almost all cases. If you think you have found a web site where iMacros does not work please let us.

We are very interested to hear of such cases and will assist you in finding a solution. Q: Can a macro recorded in one browser be played in a different browser? In most cases no changes are required to your macro to play it in a browser different from that in which it was originally recorded. This is especially true for playing the same macro in IE and the iMacros browser, since they are based on the same browser engine. However, please bear in mind that there can be significant differences between browser platforms in the way they are implemented and how they render web pages. Additionally, iMacros for Firefox and Chrome share a different code base and feature set than iMacros for IE and the iMacros browser. While we strive to maintain compatibility and consistency between the different versions of iMacros as much as possible, it still may be necessary to manually tweak a macro before it will work across browsers, and in some cases it may not be possible at all to create one macro that will work the same in different browsers.

Q: We have a macro that goes to a web site and issues a query. The result is a variable list of links that all need to be clicked and the result saved for each link. Can this be accomplished using the tool? Basically what you need is a macro that first navigates to your website, runs the query and then loops over the result. The solution is to split the task in two macros. The first macro (macro1) navigates to the site and runs the query. The second macro (macro2) 'loops' over the result until all items are processed.

Both macros are combined with a small script. Note that you have to manually remove the URL GOTO. Thus the iMacros Browser continues macro2 exactly at the position where macro1 stopped. As an example, please see the example script.

Q: Does the macro script wait for the page to fully finish loading? Yes, if a command inside a macro triggers a page (re-)load iMacros automatically waits until the page is completely loaded before it continues with the next command. One solution that will always work is to use the command to search for an image. IMacros will wait until this image appears (or the timeout value is reached). This approach looks at the website as if it were an image - just as a human would do!

Thus this approach works with every web site, regardless of which web technology is used (HTML, Frames, ASP.NET, Java applet, Flash applet.). The same issue is also discussed under an different angle in the.

Q: But I don't want my macro to wait for the page to fully finish loading. How do I tell it not to wait? In this case, you can simply set a low value for the page timeout () and tell iMacros to ignore the timeout error by using SET YES. For example: SET!TIMEOUT_PAGE 1 SET!ERRORIGNORE YES URL GOTO=. ' Reset values to defaults SET!ERRORIGNORE NO SET!TIMEOUT_PAGE 60 Q: Why is a certain input box never recorded? If all input boxes except one or two are recorded correctly, the problem could be that these boxes have the same internal name. Typically, this occurs with input boxes that are used for 'From' and 'To' or 'Password' and 'Re-enter password' type of inputs.

If (and only if) both fields have the same internal name iMacros can not fill the fields correctly during replay. Solution: Manually edit the macro and use POS=2 to reach the second element - the 'To' selection in the following example.

URL GOTO= SIZE X=800 Y=600 'Fill FROM field TAG POS=1 TYPE=SELECT FORM=NAME:IBEMagnet_IBEMagnet__ctl0 ATTR=NAME: CONTENT=$*Dublin* 'Fill TO field TAG POS=2 TYPE=SELECT FORM=NAME:IBEMagnet_IBEMagnet__ctl0 ATTR=NAME: CONTENT=$*Frankfurt* TAG POS=1 TYPE=INPUT:IMAGE FORM=NAME:IBEMagnet_IBEMagnet__ctl0 ATTR=NAME:&&VALUE: 2. If you click on input boxes and no TAG commands at all are created, you might have encountered a Flash- or Java-based input box (inside a Flash- or Java-Applet) instead of a standard HTML input box. In this case, change the ClickMode to to record the input. Q: Why is the dialog 'XYZ' not handled by iMacros?

[XYZ can be any browser dialog, for example the print, download or save dialog] This issue can have several causes. Here are some questions in order to diagnose this problem: Dialog is not recognized during Recording During recording, an iMacros dialog should appear under the Web Browser dialog. If the iMacros dialog does not appear, please make sure that the option 'Use IM Dialog Manager' is checked in the Browser tab of the Options dialog. If this option is checked and the dialog is still not recognized, please play the 'Demo-Javascript', Demo-Download' or 'Demo-SaveAs' macro. Are the dialogs in these macros handled correctly? If not, try reinstalling the software.

Does the dialog appear before you start recording? This could happen, for example, with a login dialog. To work around this, start recording at a different page, and enter your real web site address. You can always edit the macro after recording and remove the first URL. If the dialog is still not recognized: Is the dialog in our list of supported dialogs?

If yes, try adding the commands manually to the macro and test if everything works correctly during replay. Dialog is recorded, but not managed during Replay If the dialog appears at the end of the macro, it can be that the macro stops shortly before the dialog appears and thus cannot 'catch' it.

To work around this, add a WAIT SECONDS=3 command after the command that triggers the dialog to make sure iMacros is still active when the dialog appears. Q: How do I make the IM Browser appear as native IE (Internet Explorer)? Open the iMacros IE Plug-in or the iMacros Browser and open the Options dialog. In the Options dialog, select the Browser tab and choose 'Stealth mode (Identify as native Internet Explorer)'. In this mode the iMacros Browser appears to a web server exactly the same as Internet Explorer. See also Q: How to authenticate at a proxy server?

Problem: The issue is that we have username /password to get to internet websites which means we are authenticated at the proxy server. IMacro fails to wait asking for username /password and just goes ahead and says since proxy is not authenticated we get the error from proxy server. Solution: Please make sure that you have the command before the first URL GOTO= command. ONLOGIN USER=user PASSWORD=password URL GOTO= Q: Why does my output file start with three weird characters? Those extra codes at the beginning of the file are the and identify the file as being UTF-8 encoded.

Q: How do I prevent iMacros from 'stealing' the focus? Please see the following forum thread: Q: How to respond to a Refresh/Resend dialog?

Please see the following forum thread: Q: Why am I being asked to enter my license key every time I call iMacros from a script even though I already entered the key into the browser? It is important that the license key is associated with the same user account that actually launches iMacros.

If you are launching iMacros e.g. From a PHP script on your web server, then you need to make sure the key is entered for the user account under which your web server runs. Alternatively, you can pass the license key to the browser using the switch in the first parameter to. Q: What factors can cause a macro that uses DirectScreen or image recognition to fail on different machines? The biggest factor in making sure that an Image Recognition or DirectScreen macro will work consistently across machines is the browser window size.

The browser size on playback needs to be the same as the size used to record the macro. This is why iMacros will automatically add a SIZE command to the macro when recording in DirectScreen mode. Related to this is desktop resolution. The desktop size on each machine needs to be large enough to accommodate the browser window size required by the macro (conversely, the browser window size should not be larger than the desktop resolution). Please note that the SIZE command ensures that the visible browser page is the specified size. The actual size of the entire browser window will be larger than the specified values when you factor in the size of the sidebar, toolbars, etc. Another thing that can potentially affect the size of the visible browser page is the iMacros sidebar.

You may want to ensure that the width of the sidebar is the same on each machine. When using image recognition, desktop color resolution is another factor to consider. Although iMacros is more tolerant of color differences, you should still make sure that the desktop color resolution on each machine is the same as the machine used to create the target images. This is usually not an issue since most computers today are set to 32-bit color resolution by default. Lastly, make sure the machines are as similar as possible with regard to OS, iMacros version, and version of IE installed.

To summarize issues that can affect Image Recognition/DirectScreen: • Browser window size () • Desktop resolution (as it relates to accommodating the required browser size) • iMacros sidebar width • Desktop color resolution • Machine homogeny Q: What does the error 'Not enough storage is available to process this command' mean? The most likely cause of this error is due to a memory leak in IE and not iMacros itself (the iMacros Browser uses the ). This is why we recommend periodic browser restarts when playing long-running macros or macros that do many iterations (loops) and navigations.

For some guidelines, see. Q: Why is there a blank page (or the wrong page) displayed when a new tab opens in the iMacros Browser? Some websites require a special setting for the new tab to work correctly in the iMacros Browser or when using the iMacros WebBrowser Component for.NET. Add the following command to the beginning of your macro: SET!X_PERM_NEW_WINDOW_BEHAVIOR TABS_CONNECTED For more information about this command, please see Q: Why do I receive the browser error 'Unable to open this Internet site.

The requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try again later.' When attempting to download a file?