#RequireAdmin If Statement

[Damein]

I believe that by default you can't make the #RequireAdmin an option-able thing?

 

I am trying to make it where the user has a choice to run the program as admin or not with an INI (Settings) in the program.

 

Func _RunAsAdminCheck()
    $SettingsData = IniReadSection(@ScriptDir & "\Data\Settings.ini", "Settings")
    If $SettingsData[1][1] = "1" Then
        IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\Data\Settings.ini", "Settings", "1", "0")
        MsgBox(0, "Settings...", "Admin required set to inactive. Effects will take place after restarting the program.")
    Else
        IniWrite(@ScriptDir & "\Data\Settings.ini", "Settings", "1", "1")
        MsgBox(0, "Settings...", "Admin required set to active. Effects will take place after restarting the program.")
    EndIf
EndFunc

 

The above is what fires when the user clicks a button and enables or disabled admin requirement.

 

And then I have this at the start of the script.

 

$SettingsData = IniReadSection(@ScriptDir & "\Data\Settings.ini", "Settings")

 

If $SettingsData[1][1] = "1" Then
     TrayItemSetState($TrayMenuSettingsRunAsAdminItem, $TRAY_CHECKED)
     #RequireAdmin
Else
     TrayItemSetState($TrayMenuSettingsRunAsAdminItem, $TRAY_UNCHECKED)
EndIf

 

But whether or not the $SettingsData[1][1] = 1 or 0 it always runs the #RequireAdmin. Is there a way around this or no?

 

Thanks!

[JohnOne]

Not with #RequireAdmin, if that appears anywhere in script, it will nedd admin.

Search "elevate script".

[Damein]

Ah, perfect. Thank you sir.