Phaedrus63
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Is there an IF clause to trigger a sound file when any CONFIRM is pressed in a macro?
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Play sound on ANY 'CONFIRM'
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what "CONFIRM" are you talking about exactly?Is there an IF clause to trigger a sound file when any CONFIRM is pressed in a macro?
if you are talking about the "ok" in the "Confirm next" and "If Confirmed Then" action, you can just place an action to play a sound below them.
Phaedrus63
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You nailed it. I must have had a brain fart, as I customized the OK to a CONFIRM text. That will work nicely.. Snce I want it to activate on ANY OK confirmation, what would I use as a Trigger?what "CONFIRM" are you talking about exactly?
if you are talking about the "ok" in the "Confirm next" and "If Confirmed Then" action, you can just place an action to play a sound below them.
there is no trigger for pressing ok, you just have to place the sound action under every single "Confirm next" and "If Confirmed Then" action.You nailed it. I must have had a brain fart, as I customized the OK to a CONFIRM text. That will work nicely.. Snce I want it to activate on ANY OK confirmation, what would I use as a Trigger?
Phaedrus63
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Actually, I would need a trigger, as I want it to be GLOBAL to react to any confirm dialog box. When I use the If Confirm, it wants dialog text or it will not save.there is no trigger for pressing ok, you just have to place the sound action under every single "Confirm next" and "If Confirmed Then" action.
there is no trigger for it, maybe you could post it in the feature request section...Actually, I would need a trigger, as I want it to be GLOBAL to react to any confirm dialog box. When I use the If Confirm, it wants dialog text or it will not save.
and why are you telling me that the if confirm wants dialog text or else it will not save? what has that got to do with it?? (you can just use a blank space btw)