GUICtrlListView_GetItemChecked for network device properties

[MirageJ]

Hi Guys,

First off, the script I'm working on now is my first time using AutoIT, so any additional pointers are appreciated.

I'm currently writing a script to go into Network Connections, open the properties for the network card, change the link speed to auto negotiate and then untick all of the protocols apart from IPv4.

I've managed to sort out the auto negotiate part, and I am able to toggle the check boxes for the different protocols, but what I can't get working is getting the current check state.

Whenever I use GUICtrlListView_GetItemChecked, it always returns true if the index I supply exists, and then false if the index doesn't exist, when I believe that it's only supposed to return true if the index supplied is checked.

For example, it's my understanding that the following should return false, if the second protocol in the list (being as the indexes start at 0) is not checked, how ever, it returns true.

$testChecked = _GUICtrlListView_GetItemChecked($hList, 1)

Is this due to the fact that GUICtrlListView_GetItemChecked is supposed to be used with GUI's created within AutoIT, meaning it can't accurately read that status of Windows generated check boxes?

I am currently testing this in WinXP.

 

Any help/alternatives would be much appreciated.

Thanks.

[JohnOne]

I'd try

ControlCommand("something", "", "something", "IsChecked")

[MirageJ]

 

I'd try

ControlCommand("something", "", "something", "IsChecked")

Thanks for the reply, but still no luck.

I tried 

ControlCommand ( "Local Area Connection Properties", "", SysListView321, "IsChecked" , 0) (also tried "0")

At the end of the command is the only place where it seemed that I could declare which index I wanted, but it always returns false no matter what state the checkbox is in.

 

Thanks.