Running AutoIT Script in another machine

[Soundarya]

I have an AutoIT script and is working fine in my machine. I have compiled it to a standalone exe file and is running fine in my machine. I tried to run from another desktop where the script started and opened the required desktop application, but no other actions performed. I hope it is failing to control the application . Is there a possibility the class name of the application changes from one system to other ?

 

Please suggest how to handle the class names (Example - CLASS:WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.bb8560_r18_ad1) in case it will change from one system to other.

[mistersquirrle]

It would be best if you could take at least the AutoIt Window Info tool onto the other system and check the class name, as that does seem like it could have some version information in it. However the best option would be to add some logging to a file into your script to run on the computer, or just run and debug the script on the other computer manually.

You can also use RegEx in the class: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/intro/windowsadvanced.htm

For example:

WinGetTitle('[REGEXPCLASS:WindowsForms\d+\.Window\.\d+\.app\.\d+\..*?')

This should get you started, however this (if it does match anything) may not match the correct window, since it's now a very vague match for any window with a similar class. I suggest that you figure out where the problem is on the other computer first, then ask a more specific question.

[Soundarya]

@mistersqurrle I found the problem. The class name is CLASS:WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.bb8560_r18_ad1 in my system and in other system it is CLASS:WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.bb8560_r12_ad1.

 

Can any one help how can I fix the script to work common in all mahcines

[Soundarya]

@mistersquirrle

Thanks , your suggestion solved my issue. Thanks for helping to fix this.