Hello all,
This should be an easy one but I’m not having much luck.
Goal: Pop open a bright red alert box in Macro A that shows until I execute Macro B.
I have a macro that pops open a “Custom HTML Prompt”. I figured that’s the right tool for the job. Is there any way for me to close that HTML prompt using Keyboard Maestro?
Yep.
In the Custom HTML Prompt, give it a data-kmwindowid property, like this:
<body data-kmwindowid="MyWindowId">
Then use an "Execute JavaScript in Custom Prompt" action, to execute some JavaScript that does whatever it is you need to do to close the prompt, like this:
Ah! This is excellent. I should’ve spent some time reading through the documentation for Custom HTML Prompt. I was able to get the window to cancel using window.KeyboardMaestro.Cancel()
Thanks for the help. This is fantastic!
Great! If you get a chance, mark this question as having been answered. Thanks!
Done!
Awesome. But is there a way to check if Custom HTML prompt window exists or not and then close if exists.
Sometimes I manually close window but then when Macro triggers I get an error
perfect. Thanks.
