@Fox Oh, I didn't think I could run it as a child process with .exe - thanks!!
how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node"
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@jattdagar said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
i don't want to show this dialog while starting my app how to hide this
In the standard interface, this window cannot be hidden.
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@gudolik said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
@Fox can be hidden in custom interface?
yes
standard interface:

web interface:

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@jattdagar said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
thank you for the help
there is no english video about custom interface
anybody help me in that
i need to read a file from custom interface and then save it in a variable
and also after that
i want to log another data from variable to custom interfaceThere are no video tutorials in English on working with the web interface. But the entire manual is only in English.
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@jattdagar said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
it is showing in even after custom interface at first run
Yes, this is logical, if you did not change anything in the web interface, why should there not be this window?
i don't want to show this how to disable this

Find the line "/////Change title of embedded language install dialog"

and delete the condition or action inside the condition

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@jattdagar said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
now it is showing embedded language connection ...
i don't want to show this
i want this process will continue in background
and show installing...... with some % so that it looks like something is installingdelete this line:
UIkit.tab($("#InitializationTabHeader")[0]).show(4);
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@jattdagar said in how to run compiled software without showing dialog of "starting node":
now it showing the old windows
There is no way to remove this menu on the standard interface. I already told you about this.



