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Hello,

Lot's of people have configured their IE to save webpage logins (username and password) so they don't have to type it in everytime.

Is there a possibilty that AutoIt overrules this so everytime you need to login with username and password for that specific site?

Rodger

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You can delete the cookie which remembers the User/Pass for the websites, or you could just ask IE (with autoit) if the website is on the "login" page or not.

How can I ask IE with AutoIt if the website is on the "Login" page.....

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Hi

is it local program u r ruining ?

then you can open IE > tool > internet option > advance > scroll down to security

there u will find several option for your browser

u can delete all temporary fill or disable windows authenticate and so on

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Hi

is it local program u r ruining ?

then you can open IE > tool > internet option > advance > scroll down to security

there u will find several option for your browser

u can delete all temporary fill or disable windows authenticate and so on

I don't want to change the settings in IE. That's the problem ... I want to force the login only for this website and keep the rest as is ....

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If you run the command pointed bellow, you can manage the Stored User Names and Passwords of IE. Maybe you can create a function to remove the remembered credentials if they exist there.

rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr
Edited by BullGates

[topic="51913"]Restrict USB Storage usage to group membership[/topic] * [topic="48699"]Using nircmd library[/topic] * Some admin notes

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If you run the command pointed bellow, you can manage the Stored User Names and Passwords of IE. Maybe you can create a function to remove the remembered credentials if they exist there.

rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr

I runned the command and nothing is shown. When I go to the above mentioned URL a login popup is shown. When a collegue of my does the same thing, she goes directly to the site without the popup. When I run the command "rundll32.exe keymgr.dll, KRShowKeyMgr" it shows nothing.
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https://prd.ced-services.nl/extranet/ogv/inlog.html

Ah, that's MD5login... not a loginpage.

What you can do is overwrite the name and password which are in there. I see its a website from the Netherlands, so i assume you have Dutch as windows language.

This should work then;

#include <IE.au3>
local $oie
$oie = _IECreate("https://prd.ced-services.nl/extranet/ogv/inlog.html", 0, 1, 0)

winwaitactive("Verbinding maken met")
ControlSend("Verbinding maken met", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:2]", "Naam")
ControlSend("Verbinding maken met", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:3]", "Wachtwoord")

If your windowsversion is not dutch, you have to make modifications in the windowtitle.

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Hi Rodger, it seems that the problem is on the authentication configuration. Check under Security, Custom Level, the scrool down until the User Authentication settings appear - there should be some different settings on your account and your colleagues account.

[topic="51913"]Restrict USB Storage usage to group membership[/topic] * [topic="48699"]Using nircmd library[/topic] * Some admin notes

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Hi Rodger, it seems that the problem is on the authentication configuration. Check under Security, Custom Level, the scrool down until the User Authentication settings appear - there should be some different settings on your account and your colleagues account.

I tried

#include <IE.au3>

local $oie

$oie = _IECreate("https://prd.ced-services.nl/extranet/ogv/inlog.html", 0, 1, 0)

winwaitactive("Verbinding maken met")

ControlSend("Verbinding maken met", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:2]", "Naam")

ControlSend("Verbinding maken met", "", "[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:3]", "Wachtwoord")

but still nogo.

I will try the other stuff mentioned here......

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