Casey Posted July 26, 2011 Posted July 26, 2011 (edited) Hello, A site that I was accessing here locally as HTTP was recently changed over to HTTPS. With the change came a change in the behavior of some code I was running. I was hoping someone who was familiar with this usage could provide insight as to if this would cause a "navigation canceled" to appear in the IE window that is created. The "If $HereLittlePiggy = "80" Then" section is what I am looking at. As I said the window is created and the edit control that was in that location in my GUI is hidden as expected. The variable supplying the URL was updated. I can access the URL by opening internet explorer and pasting the URL into the address bar. expandcollapse popupFunc _Post2Studio() ;$HereLittlePiggy = 80 or 160 (80) edit control is visible and enabled where as (160) is disabled and hidden. $HereLittlePiggy = GUICtrlGetState($hEdit) If $HereLittlePiggy = "80" Then ;Grab the edit control text $Tmp1 = _GUICtrlEdit_GetText($hEdit) ;Hide the edit control GUICtrlSetState($hEdit, $GUI_DISABLE + $GUI_HIDE) ;Replace the edit control with IE window of same dimensions $SoIE = ObjCreate("Shell.Explorer.2") $GUIActiveX = GUICtrlCreateObj($SoIE, 2, 2, 1414, 468) ;Navigate to the temp Wiki page ;This is the hard coded path to the edit URL for the temp Wiki page I setup for this process. ;Since I have only 5 end-users one page should suffice for all. No permanent data is stored here. ;It is just used to see what a given set of marked up data would look like when published as a Wiki page. $SoIE.navigate($ExistingWikiTempPageEdit) ;Wait for it to load _IELoadWait($SoIE) $SoForm = _IEFormGetObjByName($SoIE, "wikieditform") $SoQuery = _IEFormElementGetObjByName($SoForm, "text") ;Pass the contents of the edit control that were captured to the Wiki page that was opened in edit mode _IEFormElementSetValue($SoQuery, $Tmp1) ;Submit the change to the temp Wiki page so that it is viewable as if in production $SoSubmit = _IEGetObjByName($SoIE, "post") _IEAction($SoSubmit, "click") ;Change the button text for fun so that end-users will know that clicking it again will bring back the edit control _GUICtrlButton_SetText($Post2Studio, "Return to Edit") ;Set the variable to control when the If/Then statement is run for a button so that inappropriate code isn't executed against the disabled/hidden edit control $Mormonism = 1 Else ;When button is pressed a second time kill of the IE object and redisplay the edit control GUICtrlDelete($GUIActiveX) Sleep(50) GUICtrlSetState($hEdit, $GUI_ENABLE + $GUI_SHOW + $GUI_FOCUS) ;Again change the button text back to what it initially was _GUICtrlButton_SetText($Post2Studio, "Preview in Studio") $Mormonism = 0 EndIf EndFunc ;==>_Post If I right click in the IE Window and select properties I see the address URL starts with "res://ieframe.dll/navcancl.htm#https://". It also states that it is an unknown protocol. Now I am aware of an IE security feature that causes the transition from a site that is in the Internet Zone to a site that is in the "Trusted Sites Zone" to spawn a new instance of IE. I am not sure if this is the problem, or just HTTPS, or some other issue I can't put my finger on. Just wondering if there was anything glaringly wrong here. Edit: When run from within SciTE I see the following appear in the bottom pane. I have never really noticed this before so I will have to do some further research I guess. --> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Warning from function _IEFormGetObjByName, $_IEStatus_NoMatch --> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Error from function _IEFormElementGetObjByName, $_IEStatus_InvalidDataType --> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Error from function _IEFormElementSetValue, $_IEStatus_InvalidDataType --> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Warning from function _IEGetObjByName, $_IEStatus_NoMatch (Name: post, Index: 0) --> IE.au3 V2.4-0 Error from function _IEAction, $_IEStatus_InvalidDataType Edited July 26, 2011 by Casey
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