Khryus Posted September 17, 2013 Share Posted September 17, 2013 (edited) Hi, I am trying to retrieve a window's address with autoit (it looks like C:somefoldersomeotherfolder...). I was thinking of using WinExists, but since I want to make it so that a function will be triggered when a certain folder is opened (for example C:testfolderprivate), I need to read the address of the active window. I am not entirely sure on how to do this, but I noticed that by using the AutoIt 3 Window Info tool I can read the window address. The point is: how do I incorporate that into my code? How do I get what Window Info reads in my script? I'm sorry if this isn't clear, if you need further explanations I'll try my best EDIT: I found a way to do this (using WinGetText and WinGetHandle for who is interested). Sorry mods ! This thread can be closed EDIT 2 : here's the code if anyone is interested! $auth=False ; don't edit this $address="insert address here" $timeout=7 ; time to input your password when requested $poll=500 ; how long the script waits before another loop (longer = uses less cpu, but means less efficient script because it might trigger the pass request too late, so I'd say this is a good number) ;to set a password you need to make a file "pass.txt" - put your password in there While 1 $str=WinGetText("[active]") Switch StringInStr($str, $address) Case Not 0 Switch $auth Case True $handle=WinGetHandle("") WinWaitClose($handle) ConsoleWrite("auth lost"&@crlf) $auth=False Case False WinClose(WinGetHandle("")) $input=InputBox("Authentication Requested", $timeout&"s Timeout"&@CRLF&"Password", "", "*", "", "", "", "", $timeout) If $input == FileReadLine(FileOpen("pass.txt"), 1) Then $auth=True WinActivate(Run("explorer.exe " & $address)) EndIf EndSwitch EndSwitch Sleep($poll) WEnd Edited September 17, 2013 by megablox "The story of a blade is linked in Blood." ―Yasuo Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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