Hi Folks,

I am using Perl module Win32::IEAutomation for automating a web page which is implented using iceface.

I am trying to click on a image which has the following html code: <input alt="Incidents" class="iceCmdBtn" id="_id68:_id79" name="_id68:_id79" onblur="setFocus('');" onclick="iceSubmit(form,this,event);return false;" onfocus="setFocus(this.id);" src="/ipss/images/avaya/esp/nav_inc_def.bmp" type="image">

I'm using the below code to click on the above image in my script:

$ie->getImage('alt:',"Incidents")->Click;

But I get the below error when I run my script: Can't call method "Click" on an undefined value at ieauto.pl line 23. I tried other attributes of getImage like class, id, imgurl ..., but still I am unble to redirect my page to the desired link. My script works fine with other web pages, but with Iceface I think there is a problem recognizing the objects.

Please help me in this as this is blocking my work. Please treat it as important. Thanks in advance Guru Charan

In reply to perl script using Win32::IEAutomation by guruk

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