ControlClick command or WinWaitActive command

[wklw2010]

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>> Window <<<<
Title:  CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)
Class:  #32770
Position:   665, 302
Size:   590, 477
Style:  0x94C800C4
ExStyle:    0x00010101
Handle: 0x000C04A0

>>>> Control <<<<
Class:  Button
Instance:   1
ClassnameNN:    Button1
Name:   
Advanced (Class):   [CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]
ID: 101
Text:   @2013;1;255,0,255
Position:   218, 128
Size:   83, 50
ControlClick Coords:    39, 22
Style:  0x50030381
ExStyle:    0x00000004
Handle: 0x0058035E

>>>> Mouse <<<<
Position:   925, 477
Cursor ID:  0
Color:  0xA0A0A4

>>>> StatusBar <<<<

>>>> ToolsBar <<<<

>>>> Visible Text <<<<
@2013;1;255,0,255
< &Back
&Next >
Cancel
Select AutoCAD Version

AutoCAD 2013 (64 Bit)
The following AutoCAD version(s) were detected on this machine.
Which version of AutoCAD would you like to run CADWorx with?


>>>> Hidden Text <<<<
Button2
Button3
Button4
Feature2
Feature3
Feature4
C

I am trying to either use the ControlClick command or the WinWaitActive command. I have tried all the visible text in the text field and nothing works. This is the only part of the install that is not working. I only have 2 more windows but nothing is working on this window.

 Thanks for any help...

ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "@2013;1;255,0,255", "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]", "left", 1, 39, 26)

or 

WinWaitActive("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "@2013;1;255,0,255")
SEND("UP")
Send("enter")

Edited May 29, 2014 by wklw2010

[JohnOne]

Try...

$hwind = WinWaitActive("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)")

[MHz]

An example that may help to give some ideas

; test gui to simulate the installer window 
Global Const $GUI_ENABLE = 64
Global Const $GUI_DISABLE = 128
Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)
Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1)
GUICreate("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)", 300, 200)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Select AutoCAD Version", 5, 5)
GUICtrlCreateButton("Unknown", 5, 30)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Next >", 5, 70)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_DISABLE)
GUISetState()
Func ding()
    ConsoleWrite('CtrlID Event: ' & @GUI_CtrlId & @CRLF)
EndFunc

; automation
WinWait("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version")
If ControlGetFocus("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version") = "Button1" Then
    ControlSend("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1", "{SPACE}")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlSend Event' & @CRLF)
Else
    ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)
EndIf
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_ENABLE)
While Not ControlCommand("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >", "IsEnabled")
    Sleep(10)
WEnd
ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >")
ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)

; finalize
Sleep(1000)
MsgBox(0, 'Installation', 'Done')

The button of interest seems to have initial focus so I considered ControlSend may help if ControlClick is not working for some reason. Your text parameter looks suspect as well compared to the picture.

[Bert]

Have you tried to see if your installer supports command line? If it does, it makes things MUCH simpler and more stable.

[wklw2010]

Have you tried to see if your installer supports command line? If it does, it makes things MUCH simpler and more stable.

 

Thanks for the response! I tried to create and run a response iss but once I run it, the log shows errors....

Run('C:\Users\walkersw\Desktop\Plant_PID\cadworx2013R2SP3.exe /R /f1C:\Setup.iss')

Run('C:\Users\walkersw\Desktop\Plant_PID\cadworx2013R2SP3.exe /s /f1C:\Setup.iss')

[wklw2010]

An example that may help to give some ideas

; test gui to simulate the installer window 
Global Const $GUI_ENABLE = 64
Global Const $GUI_DISABLE = 128
Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)
Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1)
GUICreate("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)", 300, 200)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Select AutoCAD Version", 5, 5)
GUICtrlCreateButton("Unknown", 5, 30)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Next >", 5, 70)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_DISABLE)
GUISetState()
Func ding()
    ConsoleWrite('CtrlID Event: ' & @GUI_CtrlId & @CRLF)
EndFunc

; automation
WinWait("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version")
If ControlGetFocus("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version") = "Button1" Then
    ControlSend("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1", "{SPACE}")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlSend Event' & @CRLF)
Else
    ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)
EndIf
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_ENABLE)
While Not ControlCommand("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >", "IsEnabled")
    Sleep(10)
WEnd
ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >")
ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)

; finalize
Sleep(1000)
MsgBox(0, 'Installation', 'Done')

The button of interest seems to have initial focus so I considered ControlSend may help if ControlClick is not working for some reason. Your text parameter looks suspect as well compared to the picture.

 

 

Try...

$hwind = WinWaitActive("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)")

 

An example that may help to give some ideas

; test gui to simulate the installer window 
Global Const $GUI_ENABLE = 64
Global Const $GUI_DISABLE = 128
Opt("TrayIconDebug", 1)
Opt("GUIOnEventMode", 1)
GUICreate("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)", 300, 200)
GUICtrlCreateLabel("Select AutoCAD Version", 5, 5)
GUICtrlCreateButton("Unknown", 5, 30)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
$button = GUICtrlCreateButton("&Next >", 5, 70)
GUICtrlSetOnEvent(Default, 'ding')
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_DISABLE)
GUISetState()
Func ding()
    ConsoleWrite('CtrlID Event: ' & @GUI_CtrlId & @CRLF)
EndFunc

; automation
WinWait("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version")
If ControlGetFocus("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version") = "Button1" Then
    ControlSend("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1", "{SPACE}")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlSend Event' & @CRLF)
Else
    ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "Button1")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)
EndIf
GUICtrlSetState($button, $GUI_ENABLE)
While Not ControlCommand("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >", "IsEnabled")
    Sleep(10)
WEnd
ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "Select AutoCAD Version", "&Next >")
ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)

; finalize
Sleep(1000)
MsgBox(0, 'Installation', 'Done')

The button of interest seems to have initial focus so I considered ControlSend may help if ControlClick is not working for some reason. Your text parameter looks suspect as well compared to the picture.

WinWait("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "CADWorx 2013")
If ControlGetFocus("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "CADWorx 2013") = "Button1" Then
    ControlSend("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "CADWorx 2013", "Button1", "{SPACE}")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlSend Event' & @CRLF)
Else
    ControlClick("CADWorx 2013 Build Update  [R2] (July 23, 2013)" , "CADWorx 2013", "Button1")
    ConsoleWrite('ControlClick Event' & @CRLF)
EndIf

This Worked!!!! thanks very much