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Hello all, I'm new here and I just started learning AutoIT a few days ago, And I would like to use IE.au3 and the thing is I downloaded documentation zip file from this  thread and Nothing showing up take a look:

jhab.png

thanks

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Posted (edited)

@jhave21 if you were in that thread already, you should have noticed two things:

  • The post is 11 years old!
  • The last post very clearly states - the latest and greatest when it comes to documentation is included in the current release of AutoIt.

Look in the AutoIt help file under IE Management

Edited by JLogan3o13

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HEY man I hope you wouldn't mind me asking another question,  is there any way I can  use @SW_HIDE as a parameter in an the script:

#include <IE.au3>

$oIE = _IECreate(@SW_HIDE)
_IENavigate($oIE, "google.com")

I tried but it still shows the window, is it possible with autoIT?

Posted

Thanks for the reply but I solved the problem, putting "0" on "_IECreate(0)"  alone doesn't work, but I tried to do it this way "_IECreate("google.com",0,0)". it works,

Now if it still is good, to anyone I would like to ask another question on this thread, I tried another code:

; Script Start - Add your code below here
 $var = "jhetro"
 $var2 = "jhetro"
 $var3 = "jhetro"
 if $var == $var2 Or $var3 Then
    MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Warning", "INVADING, opening my files are prohibited")
endif

and it doesn't show any messageBox, why? I tried some other codes andi thisnk it's because of the "Or" statement,:)

 

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Posted

Once again @jhave21 if you actually open and read the help file you will be able to answer your own questions. The section on Or shows exactly how to use it correctly.

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