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Here is how I am using it in the config:

$Char1 = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Char1", 10, 105, 50, 20)
If $Char1 = "Yes" Then GUICtrlSetState( 99, $GUI_CHECKED )

And I am trying to call it in my script like this:

If $Char1 = "Yes" Then Char1 ()

Then it does a function below blah blah.

My question is, it just skips over my functions if i click the check while i open the config.

If I click the check mark, and click apply (to save it) then quit and re open it, the check is gone. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Posted (edited)

$Char1 = GUICtrlCreateCheckbox("Char1", 10, 105, 50, 20)

If $Char1 = "Yes" Then GUICtrlSetState( 99, $GUI_CHECKED )

$Char1 at this point is the Control Id, the text in $Char1 is "Char1"

to get what is in $Char1: GUICtrlRead($Char1) which would be the state the check box is in, not sure why you would be checking if $Char1 is equal to "Yes" should be $GUI_CHECKED or $GUI_UNCHECKED.

Edited by gafrost

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