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Hello. I have never used AutoIt other than to write the little simple practice scripts. Now I am ready to tackle something useful but am not having much luck on my own. So after trying to seek out how to do it on my own, I am asking for help.

I run a windows 7 box with 3 MB ram, AMD dual processors running at 2 Ghz.

I want to write a script that will:

1.open firefox

2.load a secure website

3.login with user name and password

4.wait until activity is done

5.open a second secure site

6.login with user name and password

I have seen the ffau3 commands but am overwhelmed by them. If someone can help, I sure would appreciate it. This should also help me learn a good deal more about how to use AutoIt.

Thx,

Wah

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Hello. I have never used AutoIt other than to write the little simple practice scripts. Now I am ready to tackle something useful but am not having much luck on my own. So after trying to seek out how to do it on my own, I am asking for help.

I run a windows 7 box with 3 MB ram, AMD dual processors running at 2 Ghz.

I want to write a script that will:

1.open firefox

2.load a secure website

3.login with user name and password

4.wait until activity is done

5.open a second secure site

6.login with user name and password

I have seen the ffau3 commands but am overwhelmed by them. If someone can help, I sure would appreciate it. This should also help me learn a good deal more about how to use AutoIt.

Thx,

Wah

mouseclick (x,y,1,500) ----> coord of ur mozzilla icon....

mouseclick (x,y,1,500) ----> coord of moxilla Url bar

Send ("adress of ur site",0)

mouseclick (x,y,1,500) ----> coord of the Username box

Send ("username",0)

mouseclick (x,y,1,500)----> coord of the Passwordbox

Send ("password{ENTER},0)

mouseclick (x,y,1,500) ----> coord of moxilla Url bar

Send ("adress of ur site",0)

mouseclick (x,y,1,500) ----> coord of the Username box

Send ("username",0)

mouseclick (x,y,1,500)----> coord of the Passwordbox

Send ("password{ENTER},0)

simply as that....

Side notes.: it will surely work and u can do it with 1 hour or 2 but u will have the problem that u need to have a Static coordination.... i mean if the Boxes location change then it will not work, pluss even if u change Resolution... this kind of solutions works great untill u will keep it private, if u are going to make a pubblic relase it is not the right way to do it, obviusly if they have not the same coord or if u put the coord as a variable and make it to calculate automatically the Resolution.... don't ask me how to do it... i saw it 1 time but i forgot it and never had the way to find how to do it again...

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I want to write a script that will:

1.open firefox

2.load a secure website

3.login with user name and password

4.wait until activity is done

5.open a second secure site

6.login with user name and password

I have seen the ffau3 commands but am overwhelmed by them. If someone can help, I sure would appreciate it. This should also help me learn a good deal more about how to use AutoIt.

Using the FF.au3 is very simple:

#include <FF.au3>

_FFStart("https://yourLoginSite.internet") ; open FF with the secure website

If _FFIsConnected() Then
_FFSetValueById("the_id_of_the_input", "UserName") ; sets the username
; id from the html-input e.g. <input type='text' id='the_id_of_the_input' name='name_of_the_input' ...>
; or _FFSetValueByName - depending on the input
_FFSetValueById("the_id_of_the_input", "Password")

_FFFormSubmit() ; submits the first form on the page and waits while the page is loading

_FFOpenURL("https://theNextSite.intert") ; open the page and waits while the page is loading 

; ... the same procedure like above
EndIf

Instead of searching the input-fields in the HTML-source you can try this function:

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=102133&st=0&p=725429

Then you can do:

#include <FF.au3>
#include "_FF_AutoLogin.au3"

If _FFConnect() Then

_FF_AutoLogin("UserName", "PassWord", "https://yourLoginSite.internet")
_FF_AutoLogin("UserName", "PassWord", "https://theNextSite.intert")

EndIf
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Thx Stilgar. That sounds simple enough to follow. Now, where do I download the actual ff.au3 file and where do I put it once downloaded? Sorry, for the newbie questions but maybe I will be able to return the favor by helping someone else.

Thx

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