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start a exe from Internet Explorer

By nobby, in AutoItX Help and Support

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nobby    0

nobby
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I am trying to create a local page that can be used to launch applications avoiding the prompting to save the exe.

There is a nice util called launchinIE which does just that: Whirlywiryweb

Could you help me with the use of autoitX as well as the scripting necessary in the HTML side of things.

I know I am asking a lot, but any help is appreciated.

CheersNobby

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bshoenhair    0

bshoenhair
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I am trying to create a local page that can be used to launch applications avoiding the prompting to save the exe.

There is a nice util called launchinIE which does just that: Whirlywiryweb

Could you help me with the use of autoitX as well as the scripting necessary in the HTML side of things.

I know I am asking a lot, but any help is appreciated.

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Not sure why autoitX is needed for what you are asking. All the HTML examples are noted on the link you provided, just download the "Launch-in-IE" DLL then follow the instructions noted. Seems pretty simple.

You're not planning on using this bad purposes are you ?

:lmao: Sounds kind of fishy o:)

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Not sure why autoitX is needed for what you are asking. All the HTML examples are noted on the link you provided, just download the "Launch-in-IE" DLL then follow the instructions noted. Seems pretty simple.

You're not planning on using this bad purposes are you ?

:lmao: Sounds kind of fishy  o:)

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nobby    0

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No, I am not planning on using for bad purposes. In any case, the autoitx DLL has to be registered on each PC's

Yes, I am already using LaunchinIE to achieve what I want, which is running Internet Explorer in kiosk mode as the shell and have hyperlinks to applications.

The aim here is to learn more about autoitX and I thought that was a good way to get my teeth into it.

Thanks for the replies

CheersNobby

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nobby    0

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Thanks for the links. From there I have found the answer to my question. If you are interested, here is the solution.

First of course register the AutoItX3.dll

And here is the HTML code:

<HTML>
<HEAD>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<input type="BUTTON" name="Exec1" value="Notepad" language="vbs" onclick="notepad">
<script language="vbs">
Sub notepad
  Dim oAutoIt
  Set oAutoIt = CreateObject("AutoItX3.Control")
  oAutoit.run "Notepad.exe", "", oAutoIt.SW_MAXIMIZE
End Sub
</SCRIPT>
</BODY></HTML>

:lmao:

CheersNobby

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bshoenhair    0

bshoenhair
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@Nobby

Since you use: script language="vbs" in your HTML

Wouldn't it be easier to use Vbscript to run Notepad then you would not have to worry about registering or installing AutoItX ?

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nobby    0

nobby
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@bshoenhair

Yes, I suppose it would be. I am better at autoit scripting than VBS...

CheersNobby

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Jos    2,165

Jos
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i don't think this is possible

if you are wanting autoit to open a program with administrators rights (if required) on vista, you have to use the shellexecute function

I am sure he was still waiting for this answer :rolleyes:

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