_IE() Invisible?

[DexterMorgan]

Well, I've been working on IE functions for a while now, Last week I started making the IE Invisible

like this

_Iecreate('',0,0)

Of course I Have the include and everything,

The problem is that it is invisible for me, but when I go on my other computer, it is not invisible..

I want to know if there is

1) An error code that can tell me if the window is visible or not

or

2) A code that can make it invisible..

I know this sounds very malicious But it isn't...

Thank you for any help!

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Edited August 17, 2009 by DexterMorgan

[Nahuel]

I have experienced the same thing with IE7.

Well, perhaps you are looking for:

_IEPropertyGet ( ByRef $o_object, $s_property )

Property:

"hwnd" Retrieves the handle of the Internet Explorer main window. Can be used in most AutoIt Win* functions.

You can get the handle of the IE window and then check if is visible with WinGetState. If it is, hide it like any other window with WinSetState().

[DexterMorgan]

I have experienced the same thing with IE7.

Well, perhaps you are looking for:

You can get the handle of the IE window and then check if is visible with WinGetState. If it is, hide it like any other window with WinSetState().

ahh, thanks

[DaleHohm]

Only place I've seen trouble is on Vista with UAC... if that is your trouble, see the docs and use #RequireAdmin

Dale