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  • SinaDehghani
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    Hello again
    Does anyone have a solution?

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Originally posted by colc View Post
    OK Looked up install cordova with google
    try this
    Code:
    local cmd = _SystemFolder.."\\cmd.exe";
    File.Run(cmd, "npm install -g cordova", "", SW_SHOWNORMAL, false);
    Sorry for misunderstanding
    How does this code receive logs?
    Excuse me, I ask such a bad question

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  • colc
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    OK Looked up install cordova with google
    try this
    Code:
    local cmd = _SystemFolder.."\\cmd.exe";
    File.Run(cmd, "npm install -g cordova", "", SW_SHOWNORMAL, false);
    Sorry for misunderstanding

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  • SinaDehghani
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    This command is an example
    You say why don't I install Corvada as an MCI file ??
    Because Corvada is installed this way and there is no other way, and except for Korvada, I want to give an export order, which is not done this way.

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  • colc
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    npm install -g cordova
    This means NOTHING
    Are you trying to run npm / cordova - WHAT???

    whatever you are trying to install INCLUDE in docs folder

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Originally posted by SinaDehghani View Post
    Yes, I got it wrong, I thought you meant the Autoplay file
    My file is in the Docs Autoplay folder and I just uploaded the CMD file at the end
    Thank you
    The CMD file is inside the zip file
    The forum did not allow file upload with cmd extension
    That's why I zipped ...

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Originally posted by colc View Post
    Not the cmd file -
    the cordova fileyou are trying to install with AMS
    s
    o I can test on my system
    Did you work with Corvada?

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  • colc
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    Not the cmd file -
    the cordova fileyou are trying to install with AMS
    s
    o I can test on my system

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Yes, I got it wrong, I thought you meant the Autoplay file
    My file is in the Docs Autoplay folder and I just uploaded the CMD file at the end
    Thank you
    Attached Files

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  • colc
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    There is no FILE attached in your first post - just a cmd
    If you want help attach file you are trying to instal

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  • SinaDehghani
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    I send in first an apz!

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  • colc
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    Yes you should post sample of apz with file you are trying to install

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Originally posted by colc View Post
    I think you have left out path to file????

    Code:
    local sz_commandline = _SourceFolder.."\\AutoPlay\\Docs\\ConsoleTest.exe Hello World \"NonBreaked Hello World\""
    
    tblResult = CommandLine.Execute(sz_commandline, 0);
    Yes it was!
    But it gives syntax errors
    Can you complete the source I sent first (Atch)?
    Really thank you!
    Goodluck!

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  • colc
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    I think you have left out path to file????

    Code:
    local sz_commandline = _SourceFolder.."\\AutoPlay\\Docs\\ConsoleTest.exe Hello World \"NonBreaked Hello World\""
    
    tblResult = CommandLine.Execute(sz_commandline, 0);

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  • SinaDehghani
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    Originally posted by colc View Post
    Try this;
    CommandLine plug + example + Biohazard Example
    [ATTACH]n306451[/ATTACH]
    Cheers
    Thank a lot of colc
    Very nice!
    But it does not execute my command, it is my command:
    npm install -g cordova
    What is the problem ??????????????????????


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