Hi Ron,
Glad to hear you've solved the problem!
In your case, I'd actually recommend locating target objects using search functions, such as
FindChild,
Page.NativeWebObject.Find or
Page.EvaluateXPath. That will help you avoid issues with changes in the intermediate object hierarchy and also significantly shorten the syntax for accessing web page elements.
For example:
' Using FindChild and search depth
Set panel = page.FindChild( _
Array("ObjectType", "ObjectIdentifier"), _
Array("ImageButton", "rlMainATC_" & sku_item & "_AC_addToCartBtn"), _
100)
' Using NativeWebObject.Find
Set panel = page.NativeWebObject.Find("ObjectIdentifier", "rlMainATC_" & sku_item & "_AC_addToCartBtn", "input")
' Using XPath
Set panel = page.EvaluateXPath("//INPUT[@id='rlMainATC_" & sku_item & "_AC_addToCartBtn']")(0)
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