Till now , nobody can fix this issue ! U want try?

[jinyue115]

use this script #### shellexecute("c:\asdf")##### a windows will pop after run this script , the question is: can u close the popup windows with this 'shellexecute("c:\asdf")' in one script ? u clear?

eg.

$a=ShellExecute("d:\aaa")

If $a=0 Then Exit

WinWaitActive("aaa");wait and active the window "aaa"

If WinExists("aaa") Then

Send("{enter}");send ENTER to click that OK button

Else

MsgBox(48,"2","sorry",2)

EndIf

or any other scripts you can try !

Thank you very much for your reading .

[jinyue115]

Enjoy yourself !

[PsaltyDS]

You'll find people on this forum quite helpful without the childish language of the dare.

An AutoIt script can't click on it's own MsgBox() because that's a "blocking" function. It can, however, spawn a child process that will take care of it. The important thing is for the child process to be aware of it's role so you don't just get many copies of the parent, all blocked.

You can do this either with _Singleton():

#include <Misc.au3>

If _Singleton("Global\ClickMyOwnMsgBoxTest", 1) Then
    Run(@ScriptFullPath)
    MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")
Else
    WinWait("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "")
    Sleep(5000)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
EndIf

...or by a command line switch:

#include <Misc.au3>

If $CmdLine[0] And $CmdLine[1] = "/ClickIt" Then
    WinWait("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "")
    Sleep(5000)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
Else
    Run(@ScriptFullPath & " /ClickIt")
    MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")
EndIf

Edit: Typo.

Edited July 9, 2010 by PsaltyDS

[jinyue115]

How foolish i am !!!

Global $Path="d:\aa"

$dll = DllOpen("user32.dll")

$Timer = DllCallbackRegister("Timer", "int", "hwnd;uint;uint;dword")

$TimerDLL = DllCall($dll, "uint", "SetTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", 0, "int", 100, "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($Timer))

ShellExecute($Path)

;Exit

;~ While 1

;~ Sleep(100)

;~ WEnd

Func quit()

DllCall($dll, "int", "KillTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", $TimerDLL)

DllCallbackFree($Timer)

DllClose($dll)

Exit

EndFunc

Func Timer($hWnd, $uiMsg, $idEvent, $dwTime)

If WinExists($Path) Then ControlClick($Path,"","Button1","left",1)

EndFunc

[PsaltyDS]

Yes, that's another method, which is also wrapped up already in _Timer_SetTimer() (see help file).

Handling MsgBox() with your version:

$Timer = DllCallbackRegister("Timer", "int", "hwnd;uint;uint;dword")
$TimerDLL = DllCall("user32.dll", "uint", "SetTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", 0, "int", 5000, "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($Timer))

MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")

DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "KillTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", $TimerDLL)
DllCallbackFree($Timer)

Func Timer($hWnd, $uiMsg, $idEvent, $dwTime)
    ConsoleWrite("_Timer()" & @LF)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
EndFunc   ;==>Timer

(Note: It doesn't save any time to DllOpen() a DLL like user32.dll which Windows always has in memory already anyway.)

Using the _Timer_SetTimer() UDF:

#Include <Timers.au3>

$idTimer = _Timer_SetTimer(0, 5000, "Timer")

MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")

_Timer_KillTimer(0, $idTimer)

Func Timer($hWnd, $uiMsg, $idEvent, $dwTime)
    ConsoleWrite("_Timer()" & @LF)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
EndFunc   ;==>Timer

Edit: Added demos.

Edited July 10, 2010 by PsaltyDS

[jinyue115]

Yes, that's another method, which is also wrapped up already in _Timer_SetTimer() (see help file).

Handling MsgBox() with your version:

$Timer = DllCallbackRegister("Timer", "int", "hwnd;uint;uint;dword")
$TimerDLL = DllCall("user32.dll", "uint", "SetTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", 0, "int", 5000, "ptr", DllCallbackGetPtr($Timer))

MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")

DllCall("user32.dll", "int", "KillTimer", "hwnd", 0, "uint", $TimerDLL)
DllCallbackFree($Timer)

Func Timer($hWnd, $uiMsg, $idEvent, $dwTime)
    ConsoleWrite("_Timer()" & @LF)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
EndFunc   ;==>Timer

(Note: It doesn't save any time to DllOpen() a DLL like user32.dll which Windows always has in memory already anyway.)

Using the _Timer_SetTimer() UDF:

#Include <Timers.au3>

$idTimer = _Timer_SetTimer(0, 5000, "Timer")

MsgBox(64, "Message Box", "This box will be closed by the second instance in five seconds...")

_Timer_KillTimer(0, $idTimer)

Func Timer($hWnd, $uiMsg, $idEvent, $dwTime)
    ConsoleWrite("_Timer()" & @LF)
    ControlClick("[CLASS:#32770;TITLE:Message Box]", "", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")
EndFunc   ;==>Timer

Edit: Added demos.

[jinyue115]

Thanks a lot