If it's a standard control, we either get that information from the
control itself, or through MSAA. You might check the MSAA state property
for the selected item, and see what that gives you.
Aaron
On 9/24/2012 6:47 AM, RicksPlace wrote:
Hi:
I am building a script in native VBScript and using a Multi-Select
ListBox.
It works fine except WE will not tell me which items are selected or
not selected, it just reads the items in the list.
Do you know if WE uses some color scheme or what to identify when a
HTML option has been selected or not?
This is also a problem in some of my existing applications I tried to
use with apps from Microsoft when trying to do some UIA development
and analysis so It would be a good thing to know for scripting these
applications as well.
In other words, how does WE know to say "selected" or "not selected"
when reading through the options of a multi-select list.
Thanks:
Rick USA
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