If Window Error Runs, Then Ok

[koden]

My macro sometimes stops because of a error window.

This error window appears diff. places in my program.

When I click ok to the window the macro goes on.

 

Is it possible to make a IF like this in start of macro?

 

IF any error window appears while macro runs, then text type ok ?

[Cory]

Does the error window have the same title every time?

[koden]

YES..the title is the same

[blopib]

Hi Koden

Try this

 

//Hit Enter when error window occurs

If Window Title "" is running

Text Type: <ENTER>

End If

 

If you don't know the exact name for the error window, wait for it to occur then open the macro and use select for the right window title.

This offcourse just works if the ok button is "highlighted" if it's not perhaps you just can add up Text Type: <ARROW LEFT> before the Text Type: <ENTER>

[Cory]

You could do a wait for control or window title but that will slow you down. I think I would do the same but I would use controls instead.

[koden]

The problem is, that I don't know where in the macro run, that the error comes.

I think it can be about 10 dif. places.

Off course I can put the if command in 10 times....if there is no general command that can see any error while the macro runs...