kronos.1234

Hi all
I am writing an application allowing my client to send all the contacts/friends on a popular polish social network website the same private message. It's not for spamming purposes - group members are all office collagues and the point is to send them information on certain job-related events.

I wrote function that simulate pressing a keboard key. My plan was to open the browser window, enter the url to composing the message subpage, simulate pressing tab few times (enough to "reach" the textbox where I enter the actual message), paste the message and send it.
And here's the problem: if javascript in mozilla is enabled the number of tabs I have to press isn't constant - it changes depending what ad is beeing displayed at the moment. And that of course is random.
My question: Is there a way to disable javascript in firefox using c++ code? Other than simulating pressing the combination left_alt+t=>left_alt+o=>[reaching the 'content' tab]=>j (that's kinda crazy, but i was desperate =])

For the time beeing let's assume that using Firefox is required. My code opens the given URL in a default browser which is Firefox on clients computer. But I am willing to consider other options if that will prove impossible to do.

Thanks in advance,
Kronos