Odd Var Errors with script - Need Help

[Garlic_Butter]

Working in MS v.8.1e - Eval Demo

Error: F Not Appropriate
With this script snippet:

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		VBEval>ExtractTag3("FORM",0,0),formname1
		VBEval>ExtractTag("INPUT",7,1),thetext1
		VBEval>ExtractTag2("INPUT",7,1),thename1
		VBEval>ExtractTag("INPUT",8,1),thetext2
		VBEval>ExtractTag2("INPUT",8,1),thename2
		If>%thetext1%=page.
			Let>FrameName={""}
			Let>FieldValue={"page"}
			Let>FieldName={"%thename1%"}
			Let>FormName={"%formname1%"}
		Else
			Let>FrameName={""}
			Let>FieldValue={"page"}
			Let>FieldName={"%thename2%"}
			Let>FormName={"%formname1%"}
		Endif
		LibFunc>hIE,FormFill,r,%IE[0]%,str:FrameName,str:FormName,str:FieldName,str:FieldValue,0

The 'F' is referring to the FieldName 'thename' 1 or 2 variables. The FieldName is an F with a few numbers after it, i.e. F4567.

If I switch FieldName and FormName variables around, I get the error: f Not Appropriate. The 'f' is referring to the FormName 'formname1' variables. The FormName is an f with a few numbers after it, i.e. f23.

If I remove the brackets and/or quotations, I get an Access Violation error.

From what I see through debug, the only errors I have are those 2.

Am I referring to the vars right? Is there a special way to refer to a string with letters and numbers, i.e. F4567, f234?

Here is a snippet from my log file:

12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: If>Hide Help=page.
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Else
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: Let>FrameName={""}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Let>FrameName={""}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: Let>FieldValue={"page"}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Let>FieldValue={"page"}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: Let>FieldName={F88}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Let>FieldName={F88}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: Let>FormName={f4}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Let>FormName={f4}
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: Endif
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - END: Endif
12/13/2006 21:43:36:828 - START: LibFunc>hIE,FormFill,r,%IE[0]%,str:FrameName,str:FormName,str:FieldName,str:FieldValue,0

It does an Access Violation with the above.

Please help. Thanks in advance.

GB

[Bob Hansen]

A quick look results in these untested comments.

Delete the trailing period:
If>%thetext1%=page.

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Also, may possibly need to remove { } and/or " " around variables with Let> command. Have not looked at full usage.

From:
Let>FrameName={""}
Let>FieldValue={"page"}
Let>FieldName={"%thename1%"}
Let>FormName={"%formname1%"}
Else
Let>FrameName={""}
Let>FieldValue={"page"}
Let>FieldName={"%thename2%"}
Let>FormName={"%formname1%"}
Endif

To:
Let>FrameName=
Let>FieldValue=%page%
Let>FieldName=%thename1%
Let>FormName=%formname1%
Else
Let>FrameName=
Let>FieldValue=%page%
Let>FieldName=%thename2%
Let>FormName=%formname1%
Endif

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I find it is usually only necessary to have the log show the commands BEFORE running the command, instead of both before and after, which is the default.

[Garlic_Butter]

The trailing period needs to be there on that "page.".

On all the examples of the Let>s before the LibFunc cmd, they have the items in quotes. Why is that?

GB