ControlClick work but wrong coord

[decon8x 0]

Please look the code below

Func StartButton()
$coord = PixelSearch (0, 0, 1440, 900, 0x7D5347 )
If Not @error Then
    Sleep (1000)
    MouseClick ("left", $coord[0], $coord[1] )
EndIf
EndFunc

This code work fine, the mouse is click right coord. But when i try ControlClick as below

Func StartButton()
$coord = PixelSearch (0, 0, 1440, 900, 0x7D5347 )
If Not @error Then
    Sleep (1000)
    ControlClick ("Untitled - Google Chrome", "", "[CLASS:NativeWindowClass; INSTANCE:1]", "left", $coord[0], $coord[1])
EndIf
EndFunc

It's work too but the mouse click wrong coord, please help

[somdcomputerguy 101]

Perhaps MouseClick and ControlClick use different defaults, so set this, MouseCoordMode (Option).

[decon8x 0]

Just tried but it same

[PsaltyDS 30]

The coordinates in ControlClick() are relative to the control itself. It only indicates where inside the control to click (the default is the center of the control). This is not affected by any of the Opt() settings.

[decon8x 0]

so, what should i do to correct the coord ?

[decon8x 0]

Everybody please help, i have search and read around but did not find any helpful. I'm wondering what ControlClick() can do while it click wrong coord even after extract coord is added

[JohnOne 1,591]

Everybody please help, i have search and read around but did not find any helpful. I'm wondering what ControlClick() can do while it click wrong coord even after extract coord is added

You want to try and look at the helpfile for ControlClick, specifically the params, because you are doing it wrong.

[decon8x 0]

Aww, just checked, my fault lol

Anybody know how to get ControlClick Coord like PixelSearch as i've said on 1st post?

[Tvern 7]

Aww, just checked, my fault lol

Anybody know how to get ControlClick Coord like PixelSearch as i've said on 1st post?

Do you just want to click the control, because that means you don't have to specify coords at all.

If you want to click the control in a specific location, then you could get the coordinates of the control and calculate the relative coordinates that way, but in that case there is little reason for using controlclick in the first place unless the window is and should stay partially obstructed.

In short: just remove the coordinates all together.