I know the cscript "filename.VBS" command, but I want to run VBS code within a batch file so I will not have to make a VBS file to do it.
This is my VBS code:
sub Loading do while brw.busy wscript.sleep 350 loop end sub query=inputbox("Please Enter What You Would Like To Search:","Multi-Engine Internet Searcher") 'down-Google set brw=CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") brw.navigate "" & (query) brw.toolbar=false brw.statusbar=true brw.height=650 brw.width=950 brw.left=0 brw.top=0 brw.resizable=true Call Loading brw.visible=true 'up-google 'down-bing 1 Answer
Use a hybrid VBS-batch script. Put your VBS part between the <job><script> tags
<!-- : Begin batch script @echo off cscript //nologo "%~f0?.wsf" %1 exit /b ----- Begin wsf script ---> <job><script language="VBScript"> sub Loading do while brw.busy wscript.sleep 350 loop end sub query=inputbox("Please Enter What You Would Like To Search:","Multi-Engine Internet Searcher") 'down-Google set brw=CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application") brw.navigate "" & (query) brw.toolbar=false brw.statusbar=true brw.height=650 brw.width=950 brw.left=0 brw.top=0 brw.resizable=true Call Loading brw.visible=true 'up-google 'down-bing </script></job> See Is it possible to embed and execute VBScript within a batch file without using a temporary file?
