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[majkinetor]

Yes.

However, some features might not work in Win7 (OPen save dialog needs plugin). Everything works now only on pre vista systems buts its generally easy to fix.
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[tcvol]

[Moebius]

thanks for this script!

And i have one proposal:
FavMenu should automatically pop up on every load and save dialog.
(i've realised this feature here with a second script and postmessage, but maybe you like the idea and can provide a clean solution...)
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[majkinetor]

2tcvol

all dialogs are handle in dialogs.ahk. Its easy to follow it and you can add any dialog that it doesn't have by default.
Each dialog has 3 functions: Is, GetPath (optional) & SetPath.
When you implement 3 funcs for the dialog (or window), you register dialog in DialogGetActive, DialogGetPath, DialogSetPath.

If I ever return to developing this script again, this will be pluginable. Favmenu is done long time ago and many advanced features later added to AHK couldn't be used at that time (like dynamic function calls) (plus I was a n00b).

2Reflex
Sounds like good option. In my private version I used different thing - I added 4th button in tittle bar.
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[Moebius]

[Guest]

ok i went through the code ..
i still don't get it .. right ..

FavMenu_IsOpenSave(dlg)
{
global FavMenu_dlgInput, FavMenu_dlgType

FavMenu_dlgType =

toolbar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ToolbarWindow32", 0x001) ;windows 7

combo := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ComboBox", 0) ; comboboxex field
button := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Button", 0x001) ; second button

edit := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Edit", 0x001) ; edit field

if (toolbar && edit && button)
{
FavMenu_dlgInput := edit
FavMenu_dlgType := "OpenSave"
return 1
}

return FavMenu_IsOffice03(dlg)

}

[tcvol]

i tried also this:

FavMenu_IsOpenSave(dlg)
{
global FavMenu_dlgInput, FavMenu_dlgType

FavMenu_dlgType =

toolbar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ToolbarWindow32", 0x001) ;windows 7

combo := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ComboBox", 0) ; comboboxex field
button := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Button", 0x001) ; second button

edit := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Edit", 0x001) ; edit field
rebar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(rebar, "ReBarWindow32", 40965) ; navigation bar



if (rebar && combo && button)
{
FavMenu_dlgInput := combo
FavMenu_dlgType := "OpenSave"
return 1
}

return FavMenu_IsOffice03(dlg)

}

[majkinetor]

I am sorry , I can't help you more then I did.

In your case if you have valid handle to dialog, running just this function (copy it to single ahk file) should return true (if you did it right).

If it returns false, you didn't do well. You will need WinSpector to snoop window content...

You can even use something trivial like check if active window contains "Open" text and return true if it does....
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[tcvol]

ok small success.
with the following open (e.g. notepad file open) seems to work.

FavMenu_IsOpenSave(dlg)
{
global FavMenu_dlgInput, FavMenu_dlgType

FavMenu_dlgType =

toolbar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ToolbarWindow32", 0x440) ;windows XP
if (toolbar = "0")
toolbar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ToolbarWindow32", 0x001) ;windows 2k
if (toolbar = "0")
toolbar := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ToolbarWindow32", 1184) ;windows 7

combo := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "ComboBoxEx32", 0x47C) ; comboboxex field
button := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Button", 0x001) ; second button

edit := FavMenu_FindWindowExID(dlg, "Edit", 0x480) ; edit field

if (button)
{
FavMenu_dlgInput := combo + edit
FavMenu_dlgType := "OpenSave"
return 1
}

return FavMenu_IsOffice03(dlg)
}

[tcvol]

ok i did a little research on the subjetct (favmenu + windows 7).

the newest info i could get was the following:
"Address Band Root" and "msctls_progress32" before "ComboBoxEx32"

ok here is what i came up with:

[rs]

The following code inserted in the original file dialogs.ahk seems to solve the problem:

[tcvol]

[rs]

With the following code ist works in OpenSave-Dialogs for Windows7-dialogs and XP-dialogs.

[tcvol]

[Stevie]

Any idea how to make it work in the Windows 7 Explorer? I mean the "cd" command. Everytime I execute it in Explorer I get a message box saying:

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FavMenu.exe
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To use FavMenu with Windows Explorer you must enable Address Bar.
Enable it in View->Toolbars.
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OK
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Needless to say, that the address bar is activated, I guess