Kendall

Anyone looked into making a chromecast sender app? https://developers.google.com/cast/docs/chrome_sender

Server sessions are broke in the code provided. This is due to something wrong with requesting the cookie. May want to look into it. I have got the script that does not have session and am implementing my own. When done i will post. The script is a little much for me to just look through and find what the issue is from a glance. Edit: Fixed some spelling.

So is the $string = "Sir?" the word to start listening???

Does every function(s) have a executable or Command that can be called in a console? If it does you can call it. If not then i have no clue on how to Autoit into Delhpi code. Not sure if it is possible or worth the time.

I didnt say i had that many os's on one computer. i said i have tried it in all. I am Blessed to have all of the OS's Thanks to MS and the work i have done for them. As far as the word Dependency....... There is a dependency there that allows the script to work when using Example: $Pic1 = GUICtrlCreatePic("Background.jpg", 0, 0, 800, 600) When it is loaded in Explorer.exe. Im sure it is something to do with the file system. To define the word since there is some communication loss: To rely on something other than itself to function. So the Question is why doesnt it work without @script ???????? Or What does @script do that it needs. Answer= Whatever @script does is the Dependency that was missing. And to throw your for a bit of a loop....... Why didnt my errors work when the image was not loading/ Image couldnt be found as you state Above??????? Edit: Forgot to add that Windows XP sp1 does not have the above issue.

Eureka!!!!!!!!!!!!! I found out what the issue is . In pretty much all of my code i use Example: & or this points to the script directory. There is some dependency that is not loading in regards to where the script is running from when using it as a Windows Shell. In order to resolve the issue you need to have @scriptdir or the full path and file name of the Image. I don't remember there being @scriptdir in earlier versions on Autoit but it does work. Working Example as shell. #include #include #include issueTestForm1.kxf $Form1 = GUICreate("Form1", 801, 601, 192, 124) $Pic1 = GUICtrlCreatePic( @scriptdir & "Background.jpg", 0, 0, 800, 600) GUISetState(@SW_SHOW) While 1 $nMsg = GUIGetMsg() Switch $nMsg Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Exit EndSwitch WEnd

I am revisiting this in hopes someone has some clue to why this is occurring. I would like it on windows 7 Embedded. It runs fine if you run it from taskmanager. ( issue; I dont have a keyboard to start it up evert time ) But not as startup or using the proper Shell replacement. [HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWinlogon] Shell=“eShell.exe” The eShell.exe gets its parameters from this key. [HKLMSoftwareMicrosoftWindows EmbeddedEEFShell Launcher] Shell You put the File Path of your custom shell. If your custom shell is in a folder included in the %PATH% environment variable, you have the option of just typing the name of your custom shell. Otherwise, you must type the full path of your custom shell. CustomReturnCodeAction Configure the value for Action under CustomReturnCodeAction to define the behavior when a specific return code is encountered. AllOtherReturnCodeAction Configure the value for Action under AllOtherReturnCodeAction to define the behavior when any other return code is encountered Set the registry value for Action to configure the desired behavior: Value Description 0 Restart the custom shell. 1 Restart the device. 2 Turn off the device. 3 No action. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh300749(WinEmbedded.21).aspx Racking my Brain

MechFlash213, Thanks, I did look at the license after posting but not to close.

If you are not using Send or control send as BrewManNH suggested you could try Running the exe as a service. Also if the program is dependent on another program the issue may be that that program is halting. You can also look into Multi RDP connections. First thing on google i found. http://www.mydigitallife.info/enable-multiple-concurrent-remote-desktop-connections-or-sessions-in-windows-xp/ Hope this helps.

I need a lil insight into au2exe.exe and UPX.exe. I would like to create a Custom Setup program like Inno and others. In order to do this i would need to create then compile an Au3 script. The making of it is the easy part. The question is: Could we use the Au2exe in our script ( _fileinstall ) then extract it to a temp file and then create the exe using it, then delete it. If not then we could still proceed and make a setup creator for everyone that uses Autoit. Reasons behind this question: Is this something that Jonathan Bennett is ok with?Do we need permission to use it?( Dependencies) What does Au2exe depend on?Is there a different compiler that can be used that will have the same ability ( Compile options) as Au2exeUltimately i would like to give back to Autoit for providing a great tool. I myself would like to have a setup program that is not controlled by others and believe that others may find a setup creator for there programs would be great as well. Any and all suggestions would be great. Kendall Bennett

Thanks for you opinion on my attitude. I may be a bit "Brash" sometimes. My attitude comes from everyone elses attitude toward things that can be done. "Plus you've insulted the users here with the things you posted, you might want to temper that a little bit if you ever expect to ask for help in the future." I dont think you should speak for others. And im not worried about getting help from others as this is your opinion on the matter. I have been around for awhile and have no fear of that changing. The Autoit forum is here to help people..... Lets all stick to that.

Already done!!! This is great. I was thinking exactly how this one works. "Runs every 3 seconds" reads from a Text document for the white list. To all of you non believers

Thanks, Was really tired when i posted it. This is true and a risk of using a program like this. Again it can be done. Since mostly everyone's attitude on this is "The Glass is half empty" i will take this on! Autoit used to be really helpful to people and i have seen it has gone down a different path lately.

Nice answer, But everything is possible. Just need to look at it in different way's.. The Answer to this is opposite. Only allow what you want to run. This will be very restricted but would work. Reality: the wheel is already invented. But why not make it better. ( Lamen terms: "don't stop others from progressing forward")

Since you are using this for updating windows/ install package that it quite large i would suggest "fileinstall" due to "Resources UDF" having memory leaks that could cause potential issues with large installations. To be fair tho, The Resources UDF is allot easier to use.