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I have a single control which keeps changing depending on what the user clicks on.

If I get a msgbox or a GUI window to print the text of this control, is there a way to make sure it keeps updating the text as the user clicks on different options.

Thanks... sorry if that didn't make sense I had a hard time trying to word it.

Do you mean you want to display some information related to what the user clicked on last?.

Are the things the user clicks on in a gui you have made or in some other application which you didn't write?

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Do you mean you want to display some information related to what the user clicked on last?.

Are the things the user clicks on in a gui you have made or in some other application which you didn't write?

The application is one I didn't write. Yes I want to display some information related to what the user has clicked previously (not necessarly last) I updated my original post before I knew anyone had replied yet sorry.

I'm just reading the help file yellowlab thanks for the tip

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You could use an edit area that is constantly being updated.

Check out GUICtrlCreateEdit and GUICtrlSetData.

Good Luck.

Bob

Thanks bob. Thats ok for creating an edit area in a GUI and setting the text in the textbox

I want to have a GUI with a 'string' on it.... ie a lable saying: currently clicked on databaseitem1.

when a user clicks on another database item, I want the lable to update to Databaseitem2

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You would still use GUICtrlSetData. The data you pass would be generated from the control that was updated. I am not exactly sure how to grab that info, but I am sure it can be done - maybe ControlGetText or ControlGetFocus or combination.

Good Luck.

Bob

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You would still use GUICtrlSetData. The data you pass would be generated from the control that was updated. I am not exactly sure how to grab that info, but I am sure it can be done - maybe ControlGetText or ControlGetFocus or combination.

Good Luck.

Bob

Is there an easier way to detect changes in the title other than creating a loop. eg.

WhenWindowtitleChanges, Change Text to NewTitle

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I just figured out a way to show a new msgbox when the window title changes for mozilla.

$title = WinGetTitle("[Class:MozillaUIWindowClass]", "")

MsgBox(0, "Full title read was:", $title)

While WinExists($title)

WEnd

$title = WinGetTitle("[Class:MozillaUIWindowClass]", "")

MsgBox(0, "Full title read was:", $title)

Now I just need to make it update a GUI instead of making a separate msgbox

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Sorry for being a Noob, but I figured out how to do what I wanted with

(using Mozilla firefox as the program to test for title bar name changes)

#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>

$mainwindow = GUICreate("Window Label", 500, 100)
$title = WinGetTitle("[Class:MozillaUIWindowClass]", "")
GUICtrlCreateLabel($title, 30, 10)


GUISwitch($mainwindow)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)

While 1
While WinGetTitle("[Class:MozillaUIWindowClass]", "") = $title

$msg = GUIGetMsg(1)


  Select
    Case $msg[0] = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE And $msg[1] = $mainwindow 
      Exit
  EndSelect
  WEnd
$title = WinGetTitle("[Class:MozillaUIWindowClass]", "")
ControlSetText ("Window Label", "", "[CLASS:Static; INSTANCE:1]", $title)

WEnd
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