clicking on a button help

[sudeepa]

Hi I m new to Auto it and I m trying automating a windows desktop application,

Im stuck on clicking on a button. This button is in the Middle ( or Behind ) a tool strip. so when I bring finder tool on the button , it capture the elements of tool strip.   

 

but in visible text section , it capture the button test ( &OK ) , is it possible to script for click on the visible text in ControlClick function . If possible how can I do it.   

Please Advice.

Edited November 2, 2013 by sudeepa

[water]

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum!

Why do you want to click away the "Invalid User name or Password" window?

Do you send userid/password with your script?

[sudeepa]

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum!

Why do you want to click away the "Invalid User name or Password" window?

Do you send userid/password with your script?

 

Dear MVP,

yes Im running my autoit script. and getting this warning window in the middle of the script.

I want to click On the OK button and continue the script. This is the error message comes when I enter invalid credentials.

when click ok it brings back to login window. 

next text case is enter correct login details.

thanks for quick reply 

[water]

But why do you want to click away the message when the user entered invalid logon credentials? The user will never know what happened.

And a click on the OK button is something the user should do himself.

[sudeepa]

But why do you want to click away the message when the user entered invalid logon credentials? The user will never know what happened.

And a click on the OK button is something the user should do himself.

 

Dear MVP,

Yes I want to click On the OK Button. is there any English language issue in my question post 

[Melba23]

sudeepa,

water's point is that automatically clicking that button means that the user has no way of knowing that incorrect credentials have been entered - so how are they supposed to know why the login failed?

Of course, if the script were trying multiple username/password pairs to see if they worked, I could understand the need to auto-clear the dialog before trying the next one - but you would not be doing anything like that would you? Even if you have carefully obscured the app name.

M23

Edited October 31, 2013 by Melba23
Might as well get the name right!

[BrewManNH]

http://www.directfn.com/dealer-terminal.html

Looks like he's trying to automate this app. 

[water]

Of course, if the script were trying multiple username/password pairs to see if they worked, I could understand the need to auto-clear the dialog before trying the next one - but you would not be doing anything like that would you? Even if you have carefully obscured the app name.

That's exactly what I fear the user tries to do