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How do I define what happens what the cancel button is pressed? I want to give an option to press cancel and then exit the script if cancel is pressed.

<-- script -->

$UserInput = "test"

Do

$answer = InputBox("Info is Required", "Please Input Your Access code.", "", "*")

If $answer == $UserInput Then

; move on

Else

MsgBox(0,"Invalid", "Please enter the access code. Try Again.")

EndIf

Until $answer == $UserInput

<-- /script -->

The help file indicates a return @Error of 1 is returned from the cancel button. How do you set what is done when the error return value is sent?

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$UserInput = "test"
Do
    $answer = InputBox("Info is Required", "Please Input Your Access code.", "", "*")
    If $answer == $UserInput Then
        ; move on
    ElseIf @error = 1 Then
        Exit
    Else
        MsgBox(0, "Invalid", "Please enter the access code. Try Again.")
    EndIf
Until $answer == $UserInput

Edited by The Ape
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$UserInput = "test"

Do
$answer = InputBox("Info is Required", "Please Input Your Access code.", "", "*")
If @error = 1 Then
    MsgBox (-1,"test" , "you pressed Cancel")
ElseIf $answer = $UserInput Then
    MsgBox (-1,"test","you typed test" & @crlf & "now Exiting")
ElseIf $answer <> $UserInput Then
    MsgBox (-1, "test", "you have entered the wrong password")
EndIf

Until $answer = $UserInput

I'm not sure what u want !!!

Edited by star2

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