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Commands Used

• navigate

  Syntax navigate:url

  Makes the browser navigate to the URL specified.

• click

  Syntax click:element

  Clicks a DOM element specified by element.

• focus

  Syntax focus:element

  Changes the focus to a DOM element specified by element.

• if

  Syntax if:condition1:condition2

  Starts an IF block. condition1 can be either (true, false, exists, !exists, empty, or !empty) where !exists and !empty mean "doesn't exist" and "isn't empty".

  condition2 is a condition specified by conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=, , and ) if condition1 is set to true or false.

  If condition1 is set to empty, or exists, condition2 need only include a DOM element property or variable.

  An example would be: "if:exists:dom.a.1" or "if:true:dom.a.1.innerhtml==foo" or even "if:false:foodom.a.1.innerhtml". There are many ways to use the two conditional statements to specify the condition needed.

  All if statements must come with a following endif statement.

• else

  Syntax else

  Starts an Else Clause which specifies any othe condition contrary to the if statement in the same block.

• endif

  Syntax endif

  Ends an If block. All endif statements must come with an If statement before it.

• simulate

  Syntax simulate:javascript-event:element

  Simulates a javascript-event for a given element. For example, if a text box has an onkeypress event tied to it, you could simulate this event. For a full list of events see http://www.webmonkey.com/reference/JavaScript_Events Javascript Events Reference.

• softwait

  Syntax softwait:condition

  Waits using a timer, and breaks out of the script allowing other events to happen. Once the condition is met, it returns to the waiting script and continues. This is good for use with pages which load elements using javascript which you want to load before interacting with them. condition can be a number of seconds to wait or a Minion condition.