Sounds like you'll want to check if the object supports one or the other.
Try using aqObject.IsSupported to see which the object supports and then call the function based on this result.
Sounds like you'll want to check if the object supports one or the other.
Try using aqObject.IsSupported to see which the object supports and then call the function based on this result.
Using the object spy I KNOW the object supports BOTH PopupMenu and MainMenu.
The question is how do I pass "PopupMenu" or "MainMenu" to modify the statement to get executed?
THAT IS, I can check as follows and execute the correc thing:
If X = "PopupMenu" Then object.PopupMenu.Click(n) Else If object.MainMenu.Click(n) End If
I want to know how to use X to modify the statement to be executed, such as
object.X.Click(n)
How is that done?
In JScript it's rather simple:
object[X].Click(n);
[Edit]
Ok not sure how to do this in VBScript....researching further :)
Ok so you want to dynamically call a method of a property of an object in VBScript.
This is the only method I was able to find...not sure if there is an easier method...
Set menu = aqObject.GetPropertyValue(object, X) menu.Click(n)
