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#1 ·  Posted

I am trying to create a popup window with au3gui so I can popup a license agreement with a read-only scrollable box for text. I'm also going to put a Yes and No button on it for users to agree or disagree. I cant find much documentation on au3gui. Can this been done and has anyone done it before?

Thanks

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#2 ·  Posted (edited)

Here is a non GUI way of doing it :whistle:

You can put in about as much text as you like and in full HTML, it will scroll.

AutoItSetOption("TrayIconDebug", 1)       ;0=no info, 1=debug line info
AutoItSetOption("WinTitleMatchMode", 2);2 = Match any substring in the title
cleanup()

$line=InputBox("Question", "What Licence Agreement in popup?", "", "", -1, -1, 0, 0)

If StringLen($line)<1 Then $line=clipget()
$color="#00FF66"
FileWriteLine("no.htm","<title>Sorry</title>")
FileWriteLine("no.htm","<b>Sorry</b>")
FileWriteLine("yes.htm","<title>I Agree</title>")
FileWriteLine("yes.htm","<b>Starting</b>")
htmlshow($color,$line)
$x=1
WinWait("My AutoIt3 Status")
While $x=1
If winexists("Sorry") Then bad()
If winexists("I Agree") Then ExitLoop
If NOT winexists("My AutoIt3 Status") and NOT winexists("I Agree") Then bad()
Wend

cleanup()
MsgBox(1,"Thanks for agreeing","Starting instalation now")

Func htmlshow($color,$line)
AutoItSetOption("WinWaitDelay", 0)
$title="My AutoIt3 Status"
$file = "test.html"
FileDelete($file)
FileWriteLine($file, "<title>My AutoIt3 Status</title>")
FileWriteLine($file, "<body bgcolor="& $color &">" )
FileWriteLine($file, $line )
FileWriteLine($file, "<br><a href=no.htm>I do not agree</a><br><a href=yes.htm><b>I Agree</a>" & @LF)
Run("C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE -k "& @ScriptDir &"\test.html","",@SW_HIDE)
WinWait ( $title, "") 
WinMove ( $title, "", 1, 1, 400, 400) 
WinShow ($title, "", @SW_RESTORE) 
EndFunc

Func bad()
    winclose("Sorry")
    cleanup()
    exit
EndFunc

Func cleanup()
    winclose("Sorry")
    winclose("I Agree")
    FileDelete("no.htm")
    FileDelete("yes.htm")
    FileDelete("test.html")
EndFunc

edit.. added some error code.

Edited by scriptkitty
AutoIt3, the MACGYVER Pocket Knife for computers.

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#3 ·  Posted

I am trying to create a popup window with au3gui so I can popup a license agreement with a read-only scrollable box for text.  I'm also going to put a Yes and No button on it for users to agree or disagree.  I cant find much documentation on au3gui.  Can this been done and has anyone done it before?

Thanks

Another way than the Scriptkitty one is to use AU3GUIXP from Larry.

http://www.hiddensoft.com/fileman/users/Larry/

Next release will incorporate this GUI feature inside AutoIt3 itself. :whistle:

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#4 ·  Posted

What is the difference between AUI3GUI and AUI3GUIXP?

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#5 ·  Posted

What is the difference between AUI3GUI and AUI3GUIXP?

syntax for defining the object and the interaction with your script

AU3GUIXP can be more readable ???

that the one which is evolving I think

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#6 ·  Posted

I knew you would come through Larry! :whistle:

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#7 ·  Posted

This was the answer to the question about GUI differences.

syntax for defining the object and the interaction with your script

AU3GUIXP can be more readable ???

that the one which is evolving I think

No mention was made that the XP only runs on XP OS, so this means that it will run on Win9X systems also?

Hope this was helpful.............good luck, Bob

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#8 ·  Posted

This was the answer to the question about GUI differences.

No mention was made that the XP only runs on XP OS, so this means that it will run on Win9X systems also?

Ugh, Larry, please take the XP out of the name so I don't have to see this question again! XP does not ALWAYS mean Windows XP only!

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#9 ·  Posted

no... hehehehe  :angry:  :whistle:

will be remove when we get AutoIT3 with GUI out B)

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