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I am trying to run a vbscript from inside one of my AutoIt .exe's but it wont seem to actually run the .vbs file. Need some help.

here is the line i am tyring to use.

RunWait(@SystemDir & "\wscript.exe " & "c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

What am i doing wrong?

Thanks

Posted

I am trying to run a vbscript from inside one of my AutoIt .exe's but it wont seem to actually run the .vbs file. Need some help.

here is the line i am tyring to use.

RunWait(@SystemDir & "\wscript.exe " & "c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

What am i doing wrong?

Thanks

The vbscript isn't executed? AutoIt display a msgbox error? AutoIt script stay in the background?
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Should the command line not be

RunWait(@SystemDir & "\wscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

I could be very wrong.


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The vbscript isn't executed? AutoIt display a msgbox error? AutoIt script stay in the background?

No thats the thing it doesnt pass any error messages, it does everything else it is supposed to do except run the script.

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Try:

RunWait(@Comspec & " /c cscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

or to keep the command prompt open:

RunWait(@Comspec & " /k cscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

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Posted

Try:

RunWait(@Comspec & " /c cscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

or to keep the command prompt open:

RunWait(@Comspec & " /k cscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")

Well it opens up dos and changes to the tstools dir but it still doesnt try and run the script? I verified that the script is there.

THanks

Posted

You could try

Send("#r")
Send(@SystemDir & "\wscript.exe c:\tstools\PIHKR1.vbs")
Send("{ENTER}")


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Suspense is worse than disappointment................Robert Burns
God help the man who won't help himself, because no-one else will...........My Grandmother

Posted

Mmmh ...

... I don't understand where the problem is.

If you want to use CMD you have to use for windows programms the "start" option, like:

RunWait(@Comspec & " /c start wscript.exe c:\Test.vbs")

If you simple want ot run it, use

RunWait("WScript.exe C:\OrRepOp.vbs")

That should do it.

HTH, Reinhard

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