Macro/script for mouse click?

[Tdog]

I'm thinking there probably is but I've been looking all over the freaking place looking for something like this and haven't found a thing.

Basically I'm using mouse on my laptop and positioning my cursor directly to the left of my alt in a downward view. With my main, once I've killed the mob i position my alt using my main so that he is standing directly to the right of the mob thus my laptop's mouse cursor is directly over the target and a quick right click will loot the mob with auto loot turned on. It's actually working pretty damn good but the only real problem is that sometimes I bump the laptop mouse and it moves on me since I have my laptop mouse right next to my PC mouse. I'm thinking if there is a macro or script that will allow me to simulate a right mouse click I can just put that macro/script on my toolbar, put my laptop mouse away from my PC mouse and I should be good to go.

Anyone know of any macros/scripts or other ways to simulate a right mouse click so I can put it on my actionbar?

[smurfy]

/script SetBinding("L", "TURNORACTION")
/script SaveBindings(1)


clicks at the cursor position

[Tdog]

/script SetBinding("L", "TURNORACTION")
/script SaveBindings(1)


clicks at the cursor positionHmm..doesn't appear to be working. I'm honestly not too familiar with scripts but I should be able to just copy/paste that right into the macro section no?

[neux]

You need to go here and read it
Looting via Keybind ('http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=6898')

but, who knows it might be not what you looking for...

btw, this code is to bind right-click action to "L" , and you use "L" next time instead right-click, I know CODE might be kinda confusing without explanation.
I didn't tried myself tho...

[Tdog]

You need to go here and read it
Looting via Keybind ('http://www.dual-boxing.com/forums/index.php?page=Thread&threadID=6898')

but, who knows it might be not what you looking for...

btw, this code is to bind right-click action to "L" , and you use "L" next time instead right-click, I know CODE might be kinda confusing without explanation.
I didn't tried myself tho...Actually that was exactly what I was looking for thanks :)