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I run the following snippet of code with a domain user and have no issues.

But when I run the code as a local user the script does not click the button?

 

Sleep(6000)

WinExists("THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive")

Sleep(7000)

ControlFocus("THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive", "", "Button1")

Sleep(3000)

ControlClick("THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive", "","[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]")

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Hi.

Your line "WinExists" as written will have no effect at all.

 

You might want to try this:

$WinTitle="THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive"
$WinTXT=""
$WinCtrl="Button1"

WinWait($WinTitle,$WinTXT)

WinActivate($WinTitle,$WinTXT)

MsgBox(0, '', "Waiting 2 sec.",2) ; to see, if the window will come on top

ControlClick($WinTitle,$WinTXT,$WinCtrl) ; Try the $WinCtrl = "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]", as you specified already

MsgBox(0, '', "done")

 

Do both users have the same local rights? As a shot in the dark you could try what's happening, when you start your script UAC elevated. Add the line

 

#RequireAdmin

 

to your script.

 

Regards, Rudi.

Earth is flat, pigs can fly, and Nuclear Power is SAFE!

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Strange.

 

Try this one, run it *NOT* compiled, but from SCITE:

$WinTitle="THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive"
$WinTXT=""
$WinCtrl="Button1"

Opt("trayicondebug",1)
WinWait($WinTitle,$WinTXT)
ToolTip("Window recognized",100,100)
WinActivate($WinTitle,$WinTXT)
ToolTip("Window activated",100,100)
MsgBox(0, '', "Waiting 2 sec.",2) ; to see, if the window will come on top
ToolTip("messagebox timeout passed",100,100)
$result=ControlClick($WinTitle,$WinTXT,$WinCtrl) ; Try the $WinCtrl = "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]", as you specified already
ToolTip("ControlClick result: " & $result  & @CRLF & '>Error code: ' & @error & @CRLF) ;### Debug Console
MsgBox(0, '', "done")

mouse-over the tray icon of the running script to follow up what script line it's currently at.

Earth is flat, pigs can fly, and Nuclear Power is SAFE!

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Tootip displaying can be disabled "in windows", I cannot recall where this setting is available but remember, that it once took me a while to track down that "feature".

You might want to readup the forums searching for keywords like "debugging".

In general: Each function call is returning a result value, in case an error happened ofthen the built-in @error is set, sometimes additional information can be found in @extended.

An easy way to followup what's going on (or going wrong) is to write these informations to a plain TXT file.

 

#include <Date.au3>


$Log=@TempDir &"\Thrive-LOG.txt"
$hLog=FileOpen($Log,2+8)

FileWriteLine($hLog,"Logging started to see what's going on")
FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc())



$WinTitle="THRIVE PRODUCTION SERVER - Thrive"
$WinTXT=""
$WinCtrl="Button1"

Opt("trayicondebug",1)

FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc() & @TAB & "Starting to wait for Window")
$Result=WinWait($WinTitle,$WinTXT,10)
FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc() & @TAB & "WinWait"  & @TAB & "$Result = " & $result &@TAB & "@error = " & @error & @TAB & "@extended = " & @extended)
$result = WinActivate($WinTitle,$WinTXT)
FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc() & @TAB & "WinActivate"  & @TAB & "$Result = " & $result& @TAB & "@error = " & @error & @TAB & "@extended = " & @extended)
$result=Sleep(2000)
FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc() & @TAB & "Sleep"  & @TAB & "$Result = " & $result & @TAB & "@error = " & @error & @TAB & "@extended = " & @extended)
$result=ControlClick($WinTitle,$WinTXT,$WinCtrl) ; Try the $WinCtrl = "[CLASS:Button; INSTANCE:1]", as you specified already
FileWriteLine($hLog,_NowCalc() & @TAB & "ControlClick"  & @TAB & "$Result = " & @TAB & $result & @TAB & "@error = " & @error & @TAB & "@extended = " & @extended)
MsgBox(0, '', "done")
FileWriteLine($hLog,"-----------------------------------------------")
FileWriteLine($hLog,"done - " & _NowCalc())
FileClose($hLog)
ShellExecute($Log)

Rudi.

Earth is flat, pigs can fly, and Nuclear Power is SAFE!

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