Shane0000

You can tell ie to not wait with _IENavigate: _IENavigate ( ByRef $oObject, $sUrl [, $fWait = 1] )

$url = "blablabla.com" $oIE = _IECreate($url) $html = _IEDocReadHTML($oIE) ; get the first page sleep(1000) $res1 = StringRegExp($Html, '(?is)td\h*class="align-c\h*(?:small|big)">([^<]+)', 3) sleep(2000) Wile 1 _IEAction($oIE, "refresh") sleep(1000) $html = _IEDocReadHTML($oIE) ; get the new page $res2 = StringRegExp($Html, '(?is)td\h*class="align-c\h*(?:small|big)">([^<]+)', 3) If $res1[0] <> $res2[1] Then ; do the comparison   EndIf $Res1 = $Res2 Wend Is this the goal ? Should be the same as ""res1[0] with res2[0]".."res2[0] with res3[0]"..."res3[0] with res4[0]"...etc (endless looping) ?"

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#include <IE.au3> $oIE = False $sURL = "www.autoit.com/" while 1     If Not(IsObj($oIE)) Then         $oIE = _IEAttach($sURL,"url")         If @error Then             $oIE = _IECreate($sURL)             If @error Then                 ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & "error")             EndIf         EndIf     EndIf     ConsoleWrite(@CRLF & $oIE.Document.Title) wendDoes this work?

Global $Paused = False, $Runner HotKeySet("{PAUSE}", "TogglePause") HotKeySet("{ESC}", "Terminate") HotKeySet("{F9}", "ShowMe") While 1 Sleep(100) Select Case $Runner And Not($Paused) ConsoleWrite("Running" & @CRLF & "$Runner: " & $Runner & @CRLF & _ "$Paused: " & $Paused & @CRLF) Case Not($Runner) Or $Paused ConsoleWrite("Paused" & @CRLF & "$Runner: " & $Runner & @CRLF & _ "$Paused: " & $Paused & @CRLF) EndSelect WEnd ;;;;;;;; Func TogglePause() $Paused = Not $Paused ToolTip("$Paused: " & $Paused) EndFunc ;==>TogglePause Func Terminate() Exit 0 EndFunc ;==>Terminate Func ShowMe() $Runner = Not $Runner EndFuncIs this the goal?

code?

This works for me: Local $sUserName = "xxxx" Local $sPassword = "xxxx" Local $sHostFile = "C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts" RunAs($sUserName,@computername,$sPassword,0,"attrib -s -h -r " & $sHostFile) ;RunAs($sUserName,@computername,$sPassword,0,"echo xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx www.google.com" & @CRLF) $hFile = FileOpen($sHostFile, $FO_APPEND) FileWrite($hFile,"echo xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx www.google.com" & @CRLF) FileClose($hFile) Run("Notepad.exe " & $sHostFile) RunAs($sUserName,@computername,$sPassword,0,"attrib +s +h +r " & $sHostFile)

thts not a joke ,its the actual answer ..... There are a lot of problems in your code. firstly, variables are constructed as such $varname, your code has $ varname (space between $ and varname) Secondly I dont think your pause function is doing anything, "$ Not $ Pause Pause =" is not a valid syntax try the suggested code above out and see how it works when ran HotKeySet("{F9}", "display") $pause=True While 1 if not $pause then main() sleep(5) WEnd func display() Switch $pause Case True $pause=False case False $pause=True EndSwitch EndFunc func main() ; YOUR CODE GOES HERE EndFunc

in side func main () endfunc

this random shift is in Send and Control Send. I use a loop with ControlSetText() to make sure the edit box gets whats coming to it in a proper fashion $iAttempts = 0 While Not(ControlGetText($hWnd, '', 'Edit1') == $sFileName ) Sleep(250) $iAttempts += 1 ControlSetText($hWnd, '', 'Edit1', $sFileName) If @error Then ConsoleWrite(@ScriptLineNumber & ':' & @error & @TAB & @extended & @CRLF) If $iAttempts >= $iRetry Then SetError(2,1,-1) EndIf WEnd

TimerInit() The link has an example of how to use timerdiff() to retrieve time since timer was initialized

Out of curiosity, What was wrong with the code above? I was able to write an example that converted a string to \u codes. The function posted above converts 1 character at a time. was the encoding backwards? \u codes -> ascii instead of ascii -> \ucodes

Also I dont think {Paste} is a valid keyword, Here is some information on passing control characters and such: https://www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/appendix/SendKeys.htm

sorry edited my OP to a tested method #include <Excel.au3> Run(@ComSpec & " /k cd c:\Users\exam\Desktop\appfolder\", "c:\", @SW_SHOW) ;Opens DOS to the folder where the app is WinActivate("Administrator: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe") ClipPut("Test text") WinActivate("Administrator: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe") ;ponits focus back to DOS WinWaitActive("Administrator: C:\Windows\system32\cmd.exe") ;activates DOS window for entry Send(ClipGet())

Try Send(ClipGet())This should type out what is in the clipboard