Chr (34) using

[Resul]

Hello,

this code have a problem.

RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe /REMSILENT / PASSWORD =" & chr(34) & "12340000" & chr(34), "", @SW_HIDE)

Thank you for helping

[Chimaera]

Maybe this?

RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe /REMSILENT / PASSWORD =" & '"' & "12340000" & '"'), "", @SW_HIDE)

Chimaera

Or maybe this

$pass = /PASSWORD ='"' & "12340000" & '"'
RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe" & "/REMSILENT" & $pass), "", @SW_HIDE)

Or maybe this lol

$pass = '"' & "12340000" & '"'
RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe" & "/REMSILENT" & "/PASSWORD =" & $pass), "", @SW_HIDE)

Edited July 15, 2011 by Chimaera

[Resul]

Unfortunately not = (

The error image is attached.

[Resul]

Other Error screenshot

[Chimaera]

$pass = '"' & "12340000" & '"'
ConsoleWrite( $pass)
$test = RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe" & "/REMSILENT" & "/PASSWORD =" & $pass, "", @SW_HIDE)
ConsoleWrite( $test)

run that and see what messages you get in the console window

Password is correct like this as well

$pass = '"12340000"'

Edited July 15, 2011 by Chimaera

[taietel]

Try this:

$sPassword = 123456
RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & '\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe /REMSILENT /PASSWORD ="' & $sPassword & '"', "", @SW_HIDE)

[Chimaera]

Try this:

$sPassword = 123456
RunWait(@ProgramFilesDir & '\Avira\Antivir Desktop\setup.exe /REMSILENT /PASSWORD ="' & $sPassword & '"', "", @SW_HIDE)

As i understand it m8 he wants the " as part of the password

ie. pass = "123456"

[taietel]

I can't tell what format has to be after /PASSWORD= , If there were '"' in the password, Resul should told us. Otherwise we can give a try to the crystal ball.

[Chimaera]

i assumed they were part of the pass from this

PASSWORD =" & chr(34) & "12340000" & chr(34

being as chr(34) = "

But then im known to be wrong lol

[martin]

i assumed they were part of the pass from this

PASSWORD =" & chr(34) & "12340000" & chr(34

being as chr(34) = "

But then im known to be wrong lol

That doesn't make sense to me, but the usual way to include a quotation mark as part of the text is to write it twice so you would need

PASSWORD = """12340000"""

that is 3 sets of chr(34) at the start and another 3 at the end.

But it could be that quotation marks as part of the password simply won't work.

[Chimaera]

I thought thats what single ones were for to wrap double ones ie like this so the doubles become part of the password?

$pass = '"12340000"'

[jaberwacky]

This would go much smoother if the original poster would tell us what problem the code is having exactly.