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Setting a html path to a variable - mv8167 - 09-29-2011 I have two pathways that I am trying to use when searching for a dialog box Code: If Browser("Preferences").Page("Preferences").WebElement("close_window2").Exist(0) then This is of course not working. Can I set a variable name to a path as I have indicated above (thus to use in a With statement)? RE: Setting a html path to a variable - rajpes - 09-29-2011 Code: [b]set[/b] BrowserPath = Browser("Preferences").Page("Preferences") RE: Setting a html path to a variable - mv8167 - 09-29-2011 Thx, after all of my digging I finally found out why my Browser("Preferences").Page("Preferences") was not working, lol, here it comes; My Local OR had a duplicate Browser("Preferences").Page("Preferences") ... which was different than in my own IA.tsr file. Thus the Local OR was being used while I was changing my IA or. Arggggggghhhhhhh! I ussually flush/delete/etc my local OR, my bad. lol thx everyone. Lor |