sudharshan86

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I need to click on the button search in ie. Below code worked fine to click on the button.

Code:
ie.Document.all("frmSearch").submit

But it is not picking the criteria provided for searching. I also tried "FireEvent ("*******") with no success.

Below is the source code:

HTML:
 <INPUT *******="javascript:if (!validateSearchForm()) return;if (!checkCountOfDays()) return; addRefKeysToForm(frmSearch); frmSearch.submit();" style="WIDTH: 100px" type=button value=Search>
 
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sudharshan86

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i finally found solution :)

Code:
currentWindow.execScript code:="addRefKeysToForm(frmSearch); frmSearch.submit();"
 
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