Hi Martin,
Thanks for your reply. I do accept that getTable call is wrong, that I've misplaced the colon, but apart from that the actual problem is that I just want to know why the error "can't call method readystate with undef value" is thrown.
Actual Scenario:
Our application login page has two textfileds username and password. These text fields are incorporated in tables associated with classes. I've used "getTable" of IEAutomation along with the name of the textfield "username". But still am getting the error "can't call method readystate with undef value". Again I've provided my code below. Appreciate your assistance.
use strict;
use warnings;
use win32::IEAutomation;
use Win32::IEAutomation::Element;
use Win32::IEAutomation::Table;
use Win32::IEAutomation::WinClicker;
my $IE = Win32::IEAutomation->new( visible => 1, maximize => 1);
$IE->gotoURL('http://url') ;
$IE->WaitforDone;
$IE->getTable("class:", "as_txt_logincm_font_header_normal")->getTextB
+ox('name:',"txtUserName")->SetValue('user1>');

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Thank You,
Saravanan.S

In reply to Re^2: To set values for a textbox in a Web application by saran_techie
in thread To set values for a textbox in a Web application by saran_techie

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