How can I sent this to the modem?

[sosimple]

Hi I want to sent this to the modem, throw the web interface : http://192.168.01/dsl_auto.htm&todo=auto_pvc

How can I do it with auto it?

I can do it as a .bat file with this:

"C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\Firefox.exe" "http://192.168.01/dsl_auto.htm&todo=auto_pvc"

saving it as file.bat, and runing it, it works, but i want to do it with autoit.

I tried with this code:

#include <Process.au3>

$rc = _RunDos("start "http://192.168.01/dsl_auto.htm&todo=auto_pvc")

bat it is not working, in the last line ,it canot see the "&todo=auto_pvc" , it works as if i had writen:

$rc = _RunDos("start "http://192.168.01/dsl_auto.htm")

Any ideas/help?

Thanks

[Uten]

Why not include the firefox part to make it comparable?

This works on my system. Don't know why you have added the exstra "

_RunDOS("@start http://www.google.com")

[herewasplato]

...This works on my system. Don't know why you have added the exstra "

_RunDOS("@start http://www.google.com")oÝ÷ Ûú®¢×¶§ØZ¶Ø^9( Þ±ëÞ¯+ax~׫¶ªº¢Z+ QtÓM,¥©ì·)^oÝ÷ Ù.Â)e²Ø¥­¶azÈ­y»­z÷«ÊØbµêíꮢ֦¦«¨·¥·¦Ë"ë¢kayDK!Ê.Ùè¶Zjצ-¶­éí춬Ë.y»­ØZ±Ê&zê[yú+z'È~)ݶ©¢Ël#eÇÂíé,(®F«¢éݲaz»!j÷®±çl¢È¦¦Wv+B¢é]_wmêh²ÛajÒ!iا)ݶ¼­+ºÚ"µÍÚ[ÛYH    ÒQK]LÉÝÂÒQPÜX]J   ][ÝÚËÝÝÝËÚ]Ú[ÛÛKÙÜ[ËÜÚÝÜÜÝÜNL
M   [ÜÜÝÛÝ[MI][ÝÊoÝ÷ ØGb·d^ªè«zËay·­j÷«²*'jëh×6ShellExecute("http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showpost.php?p=906654&postcount=61")

Edited November 16, 2006 by herewasplato

[/dev/null]

how about this one http://tinyurl.com/y29vsy At least it will solve the problem ....

Cheers

Kurt

[herewasplato]

how about this one http://tinyurl.com/y29vsy At least it will solve the problem ....

Cheers

Kurt

...but not if the modem/router that you are attempting to setup is not getting to the NET :-)

[/dev/null]

...but not if the modem/router that you are attempting to setup is not getting to the NET :-)

well, then: BAD LUCK

BTW: The answer to the problem is in the first post. Why use start if Firefox works... ???

Cheers

Kurt

Edited November 16, 2006 by /dev/null

[herewasplato]

...but using tinyurl is a creative solution that I don't think that I've seen posted for the "special characters" issue and _RunDOS.

ShellExecute is a nice addition, but it does not always come to mind when I see posts like this - maybe someday it will.

[Uten]

...but using tinyurl is a creative solution that I don't think that I've seen posted for the "special characters" issue and _RunDOS.

ShellExecute is a nice addition, but it does not always come to mind when I see posts like this - maybe someday it will.

Probably because ShellExecute is a resent add to the function (native) list.

Personally I have never liked the _RunDOS udf over Run( ...) and RunWait( ... ).

[Uten]

Adding a link to a 192.168.x.x address is not supposed to work outside your lan. Even if you use tinyurl

[herewasplato]

Adding a link to a 192.168.x.x address is not supposed to work outside your lan. Even if you use tinyurl

I would think that it would - but cannot test right now. Tiny is just redirecting you to a local address within you lan.

However, the OP has a typo 192.168.0.1

...which Kurt pasted to the "tiny link" :-)

[Uten]

I was a bit fast on that on actually. Agree with herwasplato that you could make a redirect to the inside of your lan as long as yuo are surfing from the same lan. On the other hand, It does not make much sense as a link in a forum.

[/dev/null]

I would think that it would - but cannot test right now. Tiny is just redirecting you to a local address within you lan.

However, the OP has a typo 192.168.0.1

...which Kurt pasted to the "tiny link" :-)

Hey, come on THAT was the link he wanted to access. So, if it does not work, it's not my fault. Tinyurl did what I expected it to do

Cheers

Kurt

[AzKay]

Hey, come on THAT was the link he wanted to access. So, if it does not work, it's not my fault. Tinyurl did what I expected it to do

Cheers

Kurt

It actually should work. If HE trys it. If I put in my router/modems ip in tinyurl, Works fine.

[herewasplato]

This one worked for me:

http://tinyurl.com/5rbv

which redirects to

http://192.168.0.1/

...as long as you not VPNed into another network...

@Kurt,

Could not resist :-)

@sosimple,

See what you started :-)

Welcome to the forums...

[sosimple]

I think that the OS ignores everything after the "&"

Here is a test script for you to try Uten:

#include <Process.au3> ;had to use $URL to make the code post well
$URL = "http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showpost.php?p=906654&postcount=61"
_RunDOS("@start " & $URL)oÝ÷ Ù.Â)e²Ø¥­¶azÈ­y»­z÷«ÊØbµêíꮢ֦¦«¨·¥·¦Ë"ë¢kayDK!Ê.Ùè¶Zjצ-¶­éí춬Ë.y»­ØZ±Ê&zê[yú+z'È~)ݶ©¢Ël#eÇÂíé,(®F«¢éݲaz»!j÷®±çl¢È¦¦Wv+B¢é]_wmêh²ÛajÒ!iا)ݶ¼­+ºÚ"µÍÚ[ÛYH  ÒQK]LÉÝÂÒQPÜX]J   ][ÝÚËÝÝÝËÚ]Ú[ÛÛKÙÜ[ËÜÚÝÜÜÝÜNL
M   [ÜÜÝÛÝ[MI][ÝÊoÝ÷ ØGb·d^ªè«zËay·­j÷«²*'jëh×6ShellExecute("http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showpost.php?p=906654&postcount=61")

Thanks man. Both of the last 2 solutions really work, tha last one with the beta version is the one i wanted, because it works and with mozila , not only internet explorer.

And sory for the exstra " whitch come buy mistake...

[herewasplato]

Thanks man...

Anytime...

@Dale,

My first post suggesting IE.au3

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...st&p=268692

...and it only took a year or so :-)

Thanks for all of your efforts on that great addition to AutoIt.