Check State

[PcExpert 0]

Hello,

Does anyone knows how to check the state of a checkbox?

[big_daddy 18]

Hello,

Does anyone knows how to check the state of a checkbox?

Look at ControlCommand() in the help file.

[GaryFrost 10]

Hello,

Does anyone knows how to check the state of a checkbox?

checkbox in what? an autoit script? an external application?

[PcExpert 0]

External

[GaryFrost 10]

External

then look at what big_daddy posted

[PcExpert 0]

OK, but I've tried it, but it doesn't work. This is the code:

Run("C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro\hitmanpro2.exe")

WinWaitActive("Hitman Pro")

MouseClick("left", 370, 570, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "92", "", "UnCheck")

MouseClick("left", 279, 325, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "16", "", "Check")

MouseClick("left", 294, 343, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "", "Check")

MouseClick("left", 306, 359, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "11", "", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "", "Check")

[PcExpert 0]

Changed code:

Run("C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro\hitmanpro2.exe")

WinWaitActive("Hitman Pro")

MouseClick("left", 370, 570, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "92", "UnCheck")

MouseClick("left", 279, 325, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "16", "Check")

MouseClick("left", 294, 343, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "Check")

MouseClick("left", 306, 359, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "11", "Check")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "Check")

[Ebenezer 0]

Even though it doesn't sound this way - i think Hitman Pro is an Anti-Spyware App, not a game.

[Ebenezer 0]

Works fine on my computer.

[JOHNe 0]

Changed code:

Check the state

$Check_State = BitAnd(GUICtrlRead($radio1),$GUI_CHECKED)

Check the state (was Unchecked)

GUICtrlSetState ($radio1,$GUI_CHECKED)

Hmm ....

[GaryFrost 10]

Check the state

$Check_State = BitAnd(GUICtrlRead($radio1),$GUI_CHECKED)

Check the state (was Unchecked)

GUICtrlSetState ($radio1,$GUI_CHECKED)

Hmm ....

need to keep up with what kind of control is being used here, it's external so that won't work.

[Ebenezer 0]

:">

Forget what I said. Another script was messing with the controls. If I terminate that, no boxes are checked.

Sorry

[PcExpert 0]

But how can I automatic set options then, without modifying the ini file?

[SmOke_N 193]

If your still having the issue with:

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "Check")

Try it with , "" after the Check - UnCheck

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", 89, "Check", "")

Edited April 5, 2006 by SmOke_N

[PcExpert 0]

I'm gonna try it now

[PcExpert 0]

Still doesn't work:

Code:

Run("C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro\hitmanpro2.exe")

WinWaitActive("Hitman Pro")

MouseClick("left", 370, 570, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "92", "UnCheck", "")

MouseClick("left", 279, 325, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "16", "Check", "")

MouseClick("left", 294, 343, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "Check", "")

MouseClick("left", 306, 359, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "89", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "1001", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "11", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "15", "Check", "")

What's wrong?

Edited April 5, 2006 by PcExpert

[SmOke_N 193]

Still doesn't work:

Code:

What's wrong?

I don't know what HitMan Pro is although it sounds familiar... try using the ClassNameNN there instead of the control ID's. Also, make sure that's the right Window Title. Also, the Control ID's have text on the Controls more than likely, try using that too.

[PcExpert 0]

Hitman Pro is a all in one antispyware solution and I'm gonna try it again

[PcExpert 0]

I tried it, but it still doesn't work.

CODE:

Run("C:\Program Files\Hitman Pro\hitmanpro2.exe")

WinWaitActive("Hitman Pro")

MouseClick("left", 370, 570, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Button43", "UnCheck", "")

MouseClick("left", 279, 325, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Static6", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Static7", "Check", "")

MouseClick("left", 294, 343, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Button41", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Edit4", "Check", "")

MouseClick("left", 306, 359, 1)

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Button41", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Edit4", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Static4", "Check", "")

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "SysHeader321", "Check", "")

[Jos 1,038]

looks like there are all kind of stacked hidden controls.

This seems to work fine for the last page:

ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Heuristic analysis", "Check", "") 
ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Scan all local drives", "Check", "")
ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Search for low-risk threats", "Check", "") 
ControlCommand("Hitman Pro", "", "Improved spyware removal", "Check", "")

Edited April 5, 2006 by JdeB