AutoIt.chm with Windows 11

[Nine]

Every time I use "Open this script", I get this message :

Is there a way to disable it ?

[argumentum]

..in that regard, I was thinking of giving that a link like "AutoIt3chm://go+do+something.au3" and since is a link, the handler would take care of that. And that would mean that the .chm file would need the "AutoIt3Help.exe" to be the handler or load one.
Lack of time did not let me code it to present a proposal.

But maybe you can code a "SayYesAndSaveMeTheTime.au3" 😅

P.S.: I don't know of a way to configure for just that.  

[Trong]

Is there another option to uninstall win 11 and install win 10? 😁

[Nine]

3 hours ago, argumentum said:

But maybe you can code a "SayYesAndSaveMeTheTime.au3"

Nah, not that cumbersome.  But what is very annoying is the MSDN external link.  I know it is off topic, but it is my thread after all .  I am using this piece of code to get to an external MSDN link (until argy makes a no problem chm...)

Just right click the link and it will show in you default browser :

#include "Includes\CUIAutomation2.au3"
#include <WinAPIvkeysConstants.au3>
#include <Misc.au3>

HotKeySet("{F11}", Terminate)

While Sleep(10)
  If WinActive("AutoIt Help") And _IsPressed($VK_RBUTTON) Then RunLink()
WEnd

Func Terminate()
  Exit
EndFunc   ;==>Terminate

Func RunLink()
  Sleep(200)
  MouseClick("left", MouseGetPos(0) + 10, MouseGetPos(1) + 20, 1, 1)
  Sleep(500)
  If Not WinActive("Propriétés") Then Return

  ; Create UI Automation object
  Local Static $oUIAutomation = ObjCreateInterface($sCLSID_CUIAutomation, $sIID_IUIAutomation, $dtagIUIAutomation)
  Local $pElement, $oElement, $oProp, $vValue, $pCondition

  ; Get element by handle
  $oUIAutomation.ElementFromHandle(WinGetHandle("[ACTIVE]"), $pElement)
  $oProp = ObjCreateInterface($pElement, $sIID_IUIAutomationElement, $dtagIUIAutomationElement)
  $oUIAutomation.CreatePropertyCondition($UIA_AutomationIdPropertyId, "_nameProp", $pCondition)
  $oProp.FindFirst($TreeScope_Descendants, $pCondition, $pElement)
  $oElement = ObjCreateInterface($pElement, $sIID_IUIAutomationElement, $dtagIUIAutomationElement)
  $oElement.GetCurrentPropertyValue($UIA_ValueValuePropertyId, $vValue)
  Send("{ESC}")
  ShellExecute("http://msdn.microsoft.com/query/" & $vValue)
EndFunc   ;==>RunLink

Not the greatest piece of code, but it does what I want.

[argumentum]

4 hours ago, Nine said:

I am using this piece of code to get to an external MSDN link (until argy makes a no problem chm...)

My bad ( not kidding ).
Made a patch but no body looked at it.
And I'd have to get in a "Zen state of mind" to implement it in the SVN, but am doing a bunch of other things 😭

But yes, the "open in user's default browser" is no big deal.
I'll brainstorm the "run local file" in a "don't warn me, just do it" way. Maybe using the CSS file as the DB 🤔
But again, I'll have to have the peace of mind to look into it 🤷‍♂️

Edited 3 hours ago by argumentum

[Nine]

3 hours ago, argumentum said:

Made a patch but no body looked at it

I did but there a few #include not included in the include folder...

[argumentum]

8 minutes ago, Nine said:

there a few #include not included in the include folder...

..coded that some reviews ago. I'd have to fix my code to match the current r13173.
I'll make time this week to make it grate again to make it functional