[Solved] How to exit script when IE is closed

[BreCalmor 0]

If the IE window identified by $oIE is closed by someone or something, I would like the script to exit.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bre

Edited November 16, 2008 by BreCalmor

[Josbe 1]

If the IE window identified by $oIE is closed by someone or something, I would like the script to exit.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bre

Algorithm:

While (mywindows exists)

  myactions here...

WEnd

Exit

[BreCalmor 0]

So, how do I figure if it exists? Probably something to do with the windows handle, but a search through the help and udf help didn't come up with anything I thought would work.

Bre

[Dinosaurr 0]

If ProcessExists("process") Then
   Actionshere
Else
   Exit
EndIf

Edited November 16, 2008 by Dinosaurr

[BreCalmor 0]

If ProcessExists("process") Then
   Actionshere
Else
   Exit
EndIf

This requires a name or a pid. I will have a multiple IE windows open with the same title. So how do I find the PID if all I have is the hwnd?

[AzKay 0]

WinExists? Didnt look too well into the helpfile.

[BreCalmor 0]

WinExists? Didnt look too well into the helpfile.

Which part of "I will have a multiple IE windows open with the same title." did you miss.

Identifying a specific IE window by title WON'T WORK.

Next...

[Josbe 1]

In my helpfile I have this (under IE management UDF):

_IEPropertyGet($oIE, "hwnd")

[AzKay 0]

Which part of helpfile did you miss?

EDIT::

MsgBox(0, "", WinExists(WinGetHandle("")))

Edited November 16, 2008 by AzKay

[BreCalmor 0]

In my helpfile I have this (under IE management UDF):

_IEPropertyGet($oIE, "hwnd")

True, which is what I have, but nothing to do with it... I don't see a function that checks the existence of an application by hwnd, only by exe, pid, title or what not. If I could figure out a way to get the PID for a particular HWND, then the problem would be solved.

Which part of helpfile did you miss?

EDIT::

MsgBox(0, "", WinExists(WinGetHandle("")))

WinGetHandle ( "title" [, "text"] )

I will have a multiple IE windows open with the same title.

Guess I don't need to say any more...

Wanna try again, or are you going to actually read my post?

Edited November 16, 2008 by BreCalmor

[AzKay 0]

I guess you didnt try out my example. How about you TRY it first?

EDIT::

Heres a tip. REPLACE THE WINGETHANDLE, TO THE IE HANDLE?

MAGIX?

Edited November 16, 2008 by AzKay

[BreCalmor 0]

I guess you didnt try out my example. How about you TRY it first?

EDIT::

Heres a tip. REPLACE THE WINGETHANDLE, TO THE IE HANDLE?

MAGIX?

I didn't try it out, sorry. According to the help file, it shouldn't have worked.

I did see your edit and tried it:

$oIE = _IECreate ($sWebSite, 0, 1, 1, 1)
$hWnd_Active = _IEPropertyGet($oIE, "hwnd")
While WinExists ($hWnd_Active)
   ; All the program stuff
Wend

This does appear to work, although I don't know why. The help file doesn't say you can use a hwnd, and you didn't say you could.

Sorry to have doubted, but maybe explaining it a little would have made more sense.

Thank you for your help and solution !!

[AzKay 0]

Anytime.