Send Console Command [ ] with P1 = [ ] and P2 = [ ] and P3 = [ ]

SENDCONSOLECOMMAND2

Used to raise messages to the Console

The Command to be raised, one of:

• STARTTASK
• GATEWAY
• SETSPLIT
• BROWSER_SETURL
• BROWSER_SETFIELD
• BROWSER_PUSHBUTTON
• BROWSER_GETFIELD
• BROWSER_INSERTSCRIPT
• BROWSER_INVOKEFUNCTION
• BROWSER_GETSTATE
• BROWSER_SUPPRESSERRORS
• BROWSER_UNSUPPRESSERRORS
• BROWSER_EVENTONCOMPLETE
• BROWSER_EVENTONNAVIGATING
• BROWSER_EVENTONTIMER
• BROWSER_IGNOREELEMENTS
• BROWSER_EVENTONCHANGE
• BROWSER_GETURL
• BROWSER_ONCHANGEFIELD

1^st parameter for the command, which will vary depending on command

• BROWSER_xxx: This will be the title of the web tab that will be given the command
• GATEWAY: This will be the variable you wish to send to the Gateway service
• SETSPLIT: Allows you to specify the size of the split between the contact manager panel and the other console dlls.  Is either a size as:
  • n% ie 25%
  • npx ie 250px
  • SWITCH
  • MINIMUM
  • MAXIMUM
• STARTTASK: Description of task to be started

2^nd parameter for the command, which will vary depending on command. If the command is not listed then this parameter is not required.

• GATEWAY: This will be the value you wish to send to the Gateway service.
• BROWSER_SETURL: This parameter will hold the URL that the browser is to navigate to
• BROWSER_EVENTONTIMER: This is the interval in seconds that needs to elapse before the current variables of the browser page are raised to the script
• BROWSER_ONCHANGEFIELD: This parameter will hold a comma separated list of element ids/names, that will be used to trigger the sending of the browser elements back to the script

• BROWSER_IGNOREELEMENT: This parameter will hold a comma separated list of element types that you do not want raised back to the script. The possible values are:

  Code	Element
  SEL	Select
  BTN	Button
  OPT	Option
  ITM	Item
  OLI	Ordered Item
  ULI	Unordered Item
  SPN	Span
  DIV	Div
  ANC	Anchor
  LAB	Label
  TEX	Textbox
  RAD	Radiobutton
  CHE	Checkbox

• BROWSER_INSERTSCRIPT: This parameter will hold the javascript that is to be injected into the browser
• BROWSER_INVOKEFUNCTION: This will be the name of the javascript function to be invoked in the browser

• BROWSER_GETFIELD: This is the id of the HTML element you wish to read the value for. If you wish for a more accurate match prefix the id with '='.

  You can also suffix the id with |<type> to assist in extracting the correct value. The supported <type> values are:

  • SELECT
  • RADIOBUTTON
  • CHECKBOX
  • SPAN
  • MULTICHECK-TEXT
  • MULTICHECK-VALUE
  • TABLECELL
• BROWSER_PUSHBUTTON: This is the id of the HTML button you wish to “push”.
• SETSPLIT: Not used
• STARTTASK: This is a string detailing the script to be launched built up using one or more of the following items in a pipe delimited string
  • A:<data> - Additional Info to be passed to the script
  • U:<id> - the ID of the contact record to be used
  • C:<cli> - the CLI to be passed to the script
  • CB:<id> - the ID of the call back record
  • L:<id> - the List ID to be used
  • P:<id> - the ID of the project, if not set then the current project ID will be automatically added
  • T:<id> - the ID of the task type
  • TR:<id> - the ID of any related task ie pEmail record
  • X1:<data> - data for script variable SCRIPTX1
  • X2:<data> - data for script variable SCRIPTX2
  • X3:<data> - data for script variable SCRIPTX3

3^rd parameter for the command, which will vary depending on command:

• BROWSER_GETFIELD: You can set P3 with then <type> to assist in extracting the correct value – supported <type> values are:
  • SELECT
  • RADIOBUTTON
  • CHECKBOX
  • SPAN
  • MULTICHECK-TEXT
  • MULTICHECK-VALUE
  • TABLECELL
• BROWSER_SETFIELD: This is the value you wish to set the field to