How to auto close IE dialogs SB slow post

micktastic

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Been using scrapebox for a couple of weeks now and still cant figure out how to auto close those annoying IE dialogs that appear when slow posting. I reckon its a setting in IE somewhere but cant find it. Would really appreciate a bit of help on this as it means I cant slow post with out babysitting scrapebox for the entire run :(

Thanks
 
Been using scrapebox for a couple of weeks now and still cant figure out how to auto close those annoying IE dialogs that appear when slow posting. I reckon its a setting in IE somewhere but cant find it. Would really appreciate a bit of help on this as it means I cant slow post with out babysitting scrapebox for the entire run :(

Thanks

I couldn't find a method either, so I made one. I'm assuming you're getting dialog boxes with a red circle/white X? If so, I used AutoHotKey to make a macro and click the "NO" button whenever they appear.

Attached is a zip file with 2 files. One is a compiled form of the script ("click.exe") and the other is a script in its native language ("click.ahk"). The executeable can be stand-alone, but you will need to download AutoHotKey to run the .ahk file.

I've been running it every instance and it can be auto-pilot overnight now.

Hope this helps! :o
 

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I couldn't find a method either, so I made one. I'm assuming you're getting dialog boxes with a red circle/white X? If so, I used AutoHotKey to make a macro and click the "NO" button whenever they appear.

Attached is a zip file with 2 files. One is a compiled form of the script ("click.exe") and the other is a script in its native language ("click.ahk"). The executeable can be stand-alone, but you will need to download AutoHotKey to run the .ahk file.

I've been running it every instance and it can be auto-pilot overnight now.

Hope this helps! :o

Great reply, just what I needed :)
Haven t been able to get your files to work (sounds like different OS's, im using XP sp3) but should be able to use AutoHotKey to do one up quickly enough
 
Great reply, just what I needed :)
Haven t been able to get your files to work (sounds like different OS's, im using XP sp3) but should be able to use AutoHotKey to do one up quickly enough

If the exact .ahk source doesn't work, try making one yourself by using the AutoScriptWriter when you see the error appear (I think it's based on pixels and my resolution may be different so it won't click the "NO" on your screen??).

Don't forget the loop {} code or it won't work but once.
 
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