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Hi everyone !

I made a GUI (version 1.0 ) with 1 button "Check for update " and I has 1 website (update) for it . How can I update my program when I press button "Check for update ", and it will check the data on my website (the newest version) and compare with the my current program version . If my current program version is lower than the newest version then it show 1 bulletin board else don't anything !

- 1 person has suggested to me to use " inetget()", but I can not use . Please help me! Thanks !

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Hope this will give you at least some ideas how to do it.

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Why can't you use InetGet()?

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Updated: 22/04/2018

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The link I posted doesn't give you a complete solution but some ideas how to solve it yourself.

And guinness' question is still open: Why can't you use Inetget?

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If you want an example of how to use InetGet() then have a look at this example >> otherwise I can't see how you could update your application?

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Could you tell me how can I check the Internet connection? If it unconnect then show 1 msgbox else don't show anything < How can I do that ? Thanks :graduated: !

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You could use the forum search function and then you'll find something like

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Search for a UDF called WinAPIEx.au3 by Yashied and use the function _WinAPI_IsInternetConnected() (Vista above only) otherwise you could Ping() a website and check if the return code is 0.

Edit: Seems water & I were replying at the same time.

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Updated: 22/04/2018

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