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I recently began using ISN AutoIT Studio, and for the most part, it is amazing compared to the default tool set. While using the ISN FormStudio 2 editor, I ran into an issue where one of the buttons can no longer be manipulated by the control editor. When selected the control editor changes none of its options and looks as if nothing has been selected. Is there some way to edit the code directly. I thought it might be an easy fix to go into the actual form code and simply delete the code creating the button, but I see no way to do that. Or is there some method to help avoid this outcome. Remaking a form because of a random issue such as this could get annoying pretty quickly.

Hi

Hmm...strange. So the control can´t be "selected", right?
Can you select the control via the "control list" on the right side? (Double click should do it)

Editing the .isf manually is not recommend. The FormStudio will overwrite the source-code part of the file at very save operation.

Same result when attempting to use the control list. The GUI will not allow me to target the control for manipulation.

I was able to remove it by editing the isf file, which is not recommended. I targeted data that seemed to reside between two memory address and referenced the button. For example, I deleted the below from the file for the button I indicated.


[0x002821A6]
type=group
handle=432
locked=0
resize=
x=10
y=10
width=562
height=155
func=
font=MS Sans Serif
fontsize=8
fontstyle=400
fontattribute=0
tooltip=
bgimage=
textcolour=0x000000
id=
text=Web Resource Tests
state=$GUI_SHOW+$GUI_ENABLE
style=
exstyle=
bgcolour=
code=
order=0
tabpage=-1
iconindex=
iconlarge=0
textmode=text

Really strange. Glad to hear you got it working by editing the isf. (The ini-sections can be edited, only the autoit code section will be overwritten)

Can you send me the .isf via mail for testing (if you do have the original non-working version)?

Unfortunately, I didnt have version control on at that point. If it occurs again, I'll send it your way.

OK