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Oferv
14 years agoSuper Contributor
Hi Margaret,
sorry for the delay i thought i solved this one but i didn't.
i'm dealing with a similar problem.
why this line is working:
Aliases["FusionDesktop"]["HwndSource_MainWindow"]["MainWindow"]["Grid"]["TabControl"]["Grid"]["ContentPanel"]["PART_SelectedContentHost"]["WaitWPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["Exists"]
while this line is not:
Aliases["FusionDesktop"]["HwndSource_MainWindow"]["MainWindow"]["Grid"]["TabControl"]["Grid"]["ContentPanel"]["PART_SelectedContentHost"]["WPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["Exists"]
the only different is WPFObject via WaitWPFObject i'm sorry but i don't understand why
if(Object.exists) doesn't work why do i have to use the Wait in order for it to work?
Thanks
sorry for the delay i thought i solved this one but i didn't.
i'm dealing with a similar problem.
why this line is working:
Aliases["FusionDesktop"]["HwndSource_MainWindow"]["MainWindow"]["Grid"]["TabControl"]["Grid"]["ContentPanel"]["PART_SelectedContentHost"]["WaitWPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["Exists"]
while this line is not:
Aliases["FusionDesktop"]["HwndSource_MainWindow"]["MainWindow"]["Grid"]["TabControl"]["Grid"]["ContentPanel"]["PART_SelectedContentHost"]["WPFObject"]("Grid", "", 1)["Exists"]
the only different is WPFObject via WaitWPFObject i'm sorry but i don't understand why
if(Object.exists) doesn't work why do i have to use the Wait in order for it to work?
Thanks