Script help

[diikee]

$ip = InputBox("IP Entry", "Enter Camera IP address:", "")

MouseClick("primary") -->> this doesn't work

ds()

func ds()

msgbox(4096, "DS", "DS=2")

mouseclick("left") ---->>>doesn't click the mouse button

$rc = _RunDos("start c:\test\iq -ds 2 $ip") ---->>This doesn't work

sleep(5000)

endfunc

what am I doing wrong??

how do I pass the $ip to the $rc command so that I don't have to assign static IP Address

[Swift]

Here something to remember.

When using variables or functions inside a string, you cannot include them inside the string. You must use a & sign to signify, your stopping the string, and beggining a variable or function.

Example:

_RunDoes("start C;\test\iq -ds 2 " & $ip)

EDIT: Your other problem.

You cant use primary. Use either:

"left" or "right" to send a mouse click.

Edited April 11, 2008 by Swift

[diikee]

$ip = InputBox("IP Entry", "Enter Camera IP address:", "")

Sleep(2000)

ControlClick($ip, "Ok", 2)

MouseClick("right")

MouseClick("right" [,0,0 [, 1 [, 1]]])

none of the mouseclick actions work or cause the ok button to be clicked

what else am I missing??

do I need an include file??

[rudi]

Hi.

$ip = InputBox("IP Entry", "Enter Camera IP address:", "")
; The script will remain at  the line above  *UNTIL* the dialog is exited.
; so the lines below *CANNOT* interact with that input box.

If you want to automate the input and [OK] of that particular dialog box you would need to run a 2nd script doing so. But this isn't making much sense, as qou would have to check for the first 3 bytes of the IP address if they are valid, but for the final byte your 2nd script would have to guess when the input is done: It coud be "1", "12", or "123".

Regards, Rudi.