BAT opens a web page, and the BAT script opens a web page

Do you know the link address of the "somewhere on the page" that you are ordering?

Let's say "Open a web page" is.

Let's say "Somewhere on a web page" is.

The batch content is as follows (within the asterisk, not including the asterisk).

echo off

start iexplore "

ping -n 20 >nul

start iexplore "

ping -n 60 >nul

taskkill /f /im

ps: I'll come and see it every day, and if there is a problem, text me.

1. Paste the following ** in Notepad and save it as a suffix name. bat.

2.Double-click to run

3.For example, open.

It is easy to turn on and off the web page, and it is not difficult to timing, but it is not easy to click on the designated position of the web page.

How do you open the bat page today?

Create a new txt file on the computer, and the next step is to enter bat in the txt file to run**.

The role of ** is to automatically open the record**. @echo off start +**。

Isn't this so eays?,Consult the corresponding command document or by grabbing the corresponding file action.。

set url=d:\test\url_

for /f "delims=" %%a in ('type "%url%"') do (

%~a"pause

If the above ** cannot be manually closed, continue to open the web page, then use the following **, the following ** to close the window operation to the script, you only need to press any key in the script window.

set url=d:\test\url_

for /f "delims=" %%a in ('type "%url%"') do (

start "" "%%~a"

taskkill /f >nul 2>nul)

BAT will not.

It can be implemented as an exe program.

**As follows, but I don't know what you mean by 10s... So set it to open the next page every 10s

echo off

echo start "" **1>c:\echo ping -n 10 >nul>>c:\echo start "" **2>>c:

echo ping -n 10 >nul>>c:\echo start "" **3>>c:\echo ping -n 10 >nul>>c:

echo ping -n 10 >nul>>c:\echo start "" **n>>c:\echo exit >>c:\

echo set ws = createobject("") >c:\

echo "cmd /c c:\",vbhide >>c:\start "" c:\

exit

Create a folder md name Save to bat file Run and create a name folder in the current directory.

Build file echo=>

echo=>

echo=>

Save to bat file Run: Create a file with the name 1 in the current directory, and you can change the suffix yourself.

For security purposes, local files are not allowed to be opened or run on Internet web pages.

The following bat** can be achieved. Just make sure 360 Browser (or whatever) is your default browser. (i.e. open ** with your default browser).

Calling mshta will do the trick.

echo off

The echo has been hidden and turned on.

pause

Upstairs command:

echo off

The echo has been hidden and turned on.

Pause does open, it's opened with the Internet Explorer.

If it is changed to that. You can hear the song shortly after the execution, so this command is good, I'll collect it first!

It's not easy to hide, but it can be minimized.