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Is it possible to detect when click the "[x]" button (current window frame) ?

pseudo code:

While 1

If click [x] button == True Then

nextstep()

Else

Exitloop

EndIf

Wend

Thanks so much :)

Elson

Edited by ElsonBrown
Posted (edited)

Sorry, haven't been on in forever...

Anyways, did you make the window, or do you want a window you didn't make?

EDIT: That was kinda stupid... if it was yours it would be simple...

_WinAPI_SetWindowsHookEx. just look for the WM_CLOSE message.

Edited by fireryblaze
Posted (edited)

Does the window belong to your current thread or its owned by some other process ?

If it is in the current thread

try with $WH_MOUSE _Winapi_SetWindowsHookEx and look for the wHitTestCode in MOUSEHOOKSTRUCT.

If the value is 20 then the close button has been clicked

Edited by PhoenixXL

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@PhoenixXL

Does the window belong to your current thread or its owned by some other process ?

If it is in the current thread

try with $WH_MOUSE _Winapi_SetWindowsHookEx and look for the wHitTestCode in MOUSEHOOKSTRUCT.

If the value is 20 then the close button has been clicked

Sorry for late replying,

I mean I want to detect the event of clicking "x" button from the current IE browser..

Elson :bye:

Edited by ElsonBrown

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