So I have came up with a simple way to do a UI for VBS. I hope this helps you.
The trick is using the TitleChange event in IE to get user input.
Option Explicit Dim oIE Dim oShell 'Setup IE options SetupIE() 'Main sleep loop Do 'Sleep WScript.Sleep 10000 Loop Sub SetupIE() Dim html 'Initalzie IE and setup attributes Set oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application", "oIE_") With oIE .ToolBar = False .RegisterAsDropTarget = False .StatusBar = False .width = 600 .height = 600 .top = 1 .left = 1 End With 'Clear the screen oIE.Navigate("about:blank") 'Wait until not buisy Do While oIE.Busy WScript.Sleep 100 Loop html = "<html>" & vbCrLf _ &"<header><title>My Title</title></header>" & vbCrLf _ &"<body scroll=""no"">" & vbCrLf _ &"<script>" & vbCrLf _ &"command=""""" & vbCrLf _ &"function RunCommand(cmd) {" & vbCrLf _ &"command = cmd;" & vbCrLf _ &"document.title = document.title;" & vbCrLf _ &"}" & vbCrLf _ &"</script>" & vbCrLf _ &"<input id=""inputTest"">" & vbCrLf _ &"<button onclick='RunCommand(""go"")'>GO</button>" & vbCrLf _ &"<div id=""output""></div>" & vbCrLf _ &"</body>" & vbCrLf 'Draw html on window oIE.document.WriteLn(html) 'Wait until not buisy Do While oIE.Busy WScript.Sleep 100 Loop 'Show the window oIE.Visible = true 'Create the shell object Set oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") 'Force to front oShell.AppActivate oIE End Sub ' Execute code when IE closes Sub oIE_onQuit 'Close the script WScript.Quit End Sub Sub oIE_TitleChange(text) 'Check for program page loaded If text <> "about:blank" and text <> "http:///" Then 'Show the command oIE.document.ParentWindow.output.innerHTML = oIE.document.ParentWindow.command & "<br>" & oIE.document.ParentWindow.inputTest.Value 'Clear the command - optional oIE.document.ParentWindow.command = "" End If End Sub
