Save file Topic is solved

[trojankungen]

Hello,
First of all need to say sorry for my english. But hopefully most of you can understand my question:
I wrote a script to save a file when i press in menu "Save" i get window of library where i want to save, but when i press cancel window disappears and i get message box about do i want to save "Yes" or "No". When i press "Yes" afterwards then script detects button "Yes" and save file without getting window and to get a choose where i want to save it or name the file. Can someone tell me how to solve this problem?
I need to get it when i press "yes" again to get window up to select name and folder where i want to save the file.

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FileSelectFile, OutputVar, S
Msgbox 0x4,, Do you want save?
IfMsgBox Yes, {   
    Splitpath, OutputVar, , , ext
    (ext = "")
    OutputVar .= ".doc"
    MsgBox % OutputVar
    FileAppend, , %OutputVar%
    return
} 
IfMsgBox No, {
    MsgBox, Document was not saved
}
return

[amateur+]

The script you've posted isn't as you described it.

[trojankungen]

The script you've posted isn't as you described it.

Yeah, you'r right, but this is a part of the script. I have a GUI window with the menu bar most like all software window, with settings, archive and so on.

[boiler]

Other fixes beyond when the file selector box was canceled because you had other things wrong:

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FileSelectFile, OutputVar, S
if ErrorLevel {
	MsgBox, No file was selected
	ExitApp
}
Msgbox 0x4,, Do you want save?
IfMsgBox Yes, {   
    Splitpath, OutputVar,,,, NameNoExt
	OutputVar := NameNoExt ".doc"
    MsgBox % OutputVar
    FileAppend, Some text to be saved, %OutputVar%
    return
} 
IfMsgBox No, {
    MsgBox, Document was not saved
}
return

It will save it in the script's directory. Your description makes it sound like a directory selector box would need to be added so you can select where to save the newly named file. That would be easy to add.

[BoBo]

@trojankungen - Kinda senseless bc once a file gets selected you already know that you wanna save it (you're even using the commands "S"ave-option), otherwise you would skip the file selection dialog, right? An additional "Please confirm again that you wanna save the file" bears the risk to be seen as an annoying nag-screen.