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winactiveate wont put the cursor into the section that says login.

Its interment.

Sometimes its on browse (see png) and sometimes its on Username

Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 1)     ;1=start, 2=subStr (any), 3=exact, 4=advanced, -1 to -4=Nocase
$ret=WinActivate("Login","") ; ret =  ->0x001101C8
WinWaitActive("Login","")
$active=WinGetTitle("Login")
ConsoleWrite("active " & $login & " ->" & $active & @crlf)

sleep(3000)
$ret=WinActivate("Login","") ; ret =  ->0x001101C8
ConsoleWrite("send uname=" & $login & " ->" & $ret & @crlf)
sleep(3000)
Send("username{tab}")

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Edited by trademaid
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Winactivate only make that window active not a certain control in the window, to give a control 'focus' use ControlFocus.

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It is possibly, and may work.

Controlfocus("Login", "", "Edit1")

The "Edit1" is a guess but AutoIt Info Tool will tell you what the classnameNN is so use it to check.

Edit:

And your picture says that "login" is actually "Login". Titles and text is case sensitive. Corrected code to reflect this.

Edited by MHz
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Thanks for the picture. I googled "sunawtframe" and come up with this AutoIt topic here. Review the topic as it may have some value for you. So it looks like the window is a Java based application. AutoIt is C runtime based so Java is alien for AutoIt to recognize.

If you do not what to use a 3rd party Dll as the linked topic talks about, then you maybe able to use ControlClick() and use the whole window as a control such that you use the coordinates of ControlClick() to click on the desired control. Then there is MouseClick() which can work within the window coordinates. Or perhaps Send() using TABs which is perhaps blind as the application is not always starting with consistent focus of a control as you mentioned.

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I had no success with controll focus, but did get control move to work.

How to I figure out the coordinates of the field by username. ( i tried many guess's)

C

ControlClick("Login","","","left", 1, 112,111) doesnt seemt work,

It returns 1

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