_WinHttpSimpleFormFill alternative

[AutID]

Hello,
 

I am trying to make an auto log in script that will log in on our server with all the accounts read from the database(arround 20 accounts). The reason for this is everyone to recive update e-mail.
We recive update e-mail everytime time we log in so that is the reason that i am creating this.
Here is a small reproducer:

#include "WinHttp.au3"
OnAutoItExitRegister("_sExit")
Global $sRead, $hOpen, $hConnect
Global Const $sUsername[3] = ["name1", "name2", "name3"]
Global Const $sPassword[3] = ["pass1", "pass2", "pass3"]
Global Const $sUrl = "https://www.myServer.com/"
Global Const $sUserAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 10.0; Windows NT 6.2; Trident/6.0)"
Local $a
Local $b
$hOpen = _WinHttpOpen($sUserAgent)
$hConnect = _WinHttpConnect($hOpen, $sUrl)
For $i = 0 To UBound($sUsername)-1
 $a = $sUsername[$i]
 For $j = 0 To UBound($sPassword)-1
  $b = $sPassword[$i]
  ExitLoop
 Next
  $sRead = _WinHttpSimpleFormFill($hConnect, _
   Default, _
   "login_1", _
   "name:name", $a, _
   "name:pass", $b)
   If @error Then
    ConsoleWrite(@error & @LF)
   Else
    If StringInStr($sRead, $a) Then ConsoleWrite($a & " succesfully logged in." & @LF)
   EndIf
Next

Func _sExit()
 _WinHttpCloseHandle($hConnect)
 _WinHttpCloseHandle($hOpen)
EndFunc

This work but not very good. The script will log in succesfully with the first 5-10 accounts but then it will return _WinHttpSimpleFormFill will return an error because of the fast log in on the server.

 

Is there an other way to do this without filling the form with data and submiting it? Like a simple request that will load the http with the credentials without doing the classic form fill?

Cheers

 

[AutID]

hmmm is this really so hard?
Any winhttp expert who could point me to something?

[Danp2]

It seems like you are approaching this from the wrong POV. Can't you come up with a way to send the emails without automating the website login?

The 2nd For...Next loop in your script doesn't do anything.

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The script will log in succesfully with the first 5-10 accounts but then it will return _WinHttpSimpleFormFill will return an error because of the fast log in on the server.

 

Not sure what this means. What error is returned?

[AutID]

  On 12/17/2013 at 10:49 PM, Danp2 said:

It seems like you are approaching this from the wrong POV. Can't you come up with a way to send the emails without automating the website login?

The 2nd For...Next loop in your script doesn't do anything.

 

Not sure what this means. What error is returned?

It was a sample which i created here. It actually does

If i log in with the accounts, the first 5 to 10 accounts will log in succesfully but the rest will not. WinHttpSimpleFormFill will propably return error 1 that there are no forms in the handle.

If i call $hOpen and $hConnect within the for loop it will work but it will take a lot of time for all the accounts.

So i was wondering if there is another way to do it...

 

[Danp2]

You said there were like 20 accounts... I can't imagine that it would take *that* long if you modified the code to call _WinHttpConnect / _WinHttpCloseHandle as part of your loop.

[AutID]

It would actually take. It would take more than 1 min without the fail tries. If i add retry function which will retry the account after some seconds in case it fails it will take much longer. And all this time my project is paused...
I don't know very well winhttp but there must be a way to load the html with the credentials without doing the entire log in...

[JohnOne]

Each user has their own credentials.

Even if there were a way to login with another users credentials, that would be a controversial subject here.

[AutID]

  On 12/18/2013 at 12:59 AM, JohnOne said:

Each user has their own credentials.

Even if there were a way to login with another users credentials, that would be a controversial subject here.

What?

Please read the topic and don't make comments like these on my topics again.

If you need some attention go get a pet.

 

Edited December 18, 2013 by AutID

[Danp2]

No reason to get hostile. I'm sure that JohnOne was only trying to help.

[Danp2]

Maybe you would have better results with _WinHttpOpenRequest and _WinHttpSendRequest. <shrug>

As previously stated, I don't see what the big deal is if it takes a minute or two to run your script using _WinHttpConnect / _WinHttpCloseHandle as part of your loop. You have failed to explain why this is an issue. How often will you be running this script?

If you want additional help, then I suggest that you provide more details regarding what you are trying to accomplish. Is there a reason that you can't write a script to send the desired email to each user without requiring interaction with a website?

[markyrocks]

I'm just wondering why you would need to log into 20 email accounts to send email updates. There are surely easier methods to send an email to an individual or even 20 people at once without logging in 20 times.

anyways.  this is from the help file "In case form requires redirection and $hInternet is internet handle, this handle will be closed and replaced with new and required one. "

hence the hWnd is subject to change and its defined outside of your loop so once it changes its invalid

 

Something else I find amusing is the fact that this seems like a time sensitive process.  Doesn't that kinda defeat the purpose of automation.  press the button let it run, go take a jog, smoke a cig, ect....

Edited December 18, 2013 by markyrocks

[AutID]

  On 12/18/2013 at 2:31 AM, Danp2 said:

Maybe you would have better results with _WinHttpOpenRequest and _WinHttpSendRequest. <shrug>

As previously stated, I don't see what the big deal is if it takes a minute or two to run your script using _WinHttpConnect / _WinHttpCloseHandle as part of your loop. You have failed to explain why this is an issue. How often will you be running this script?

I haven't failed to explain why that is an issue. As i said above this will pause my project till all accounts have logged in. This is the issue. Maybe you don't find it a problem but i do.

And this is the reason i am asking if there is an other way.

For your last question, yes, there is a reason. It is not me sending the emails. Our server does it automatically everytime we log in. I think i am saying this to the 1st post :/

  On 12/18/2013 at 2:42 AM, markyrocks said:

I'm just wondering why you would need to log into 20 email accounts to send email updates. There are surely easier methods to send an email to an individual or even 20 people at once without logging in 20 times.

I am not sighining in with 20 email accounts. I know that there ways to send emails to 20 people. But you don't know what my first post is saying. WE recive emails everytime we log in with the latest updates. I don't want to send any kind of emails.

[Danp2]

Good luck!

[markyrocks]

  On 12/18/2013 at 3:24 AM, AutID said:

I haven't failed to explain why that is an issue. As i said above this will pause my project till all accounts have logged in. This is the issue. Maybe you don't find it a problem but i do.

And this is the reason i am asking if there is another way

1. No your screwed. 2. Just let the users sign in manually 3. Back to my original point about automating. Stop drinking so much coffee starring at ur pc chewing your nails. Let the thing do its thing. If the answers you received aren't satifactory then I'd say dig into the help file, Google, or learn another programming language that specializes in Internet protocol.

Last but not least everyone in here is confused because what your saying this script is for makes no sense. If the server generates emails automatically when a user logs on why do they need you to log in for them?

[AutID]

  On 12/18/2013 at 4:54 AM, markyrocks said:

1. No your screwed. 2. Just let the users sign in manually 3. Back to my original point about automating. Stop drinking so much coffee starring at ur pc chewing your nails. Let the thing do its thing. If the answers you received aren't satifactory then I'd say dig into the help file, Google, or learn another programming language that specializes in Internet protocol.

Last but not least everyone in here is confused because what your saying this script is for makes no sense. If the server generates emails automatically when a user logs on why do they need you to log in for them?

Ok thank you for your help. Now go away and please do me a favor. Dont reply on my threads again.

If you here just to act smart keep it for yourself.

[JohnOne]

  On 12/18/2013 at 1:47 AM, AutID said:

What?

Please read the topic and don't make comments like these on my topics again.

If you need some attention go get a pet.

 

Kiss my arse you fucking bellend.

[Melba23]

AutID,

Neither you nor I can prevent people from posting in your threads, but you can prevent their replies from being visible to you (although everyone else will see them). Open the dropdown by your name and select "My Settings" - then select "'Ignore' Preferences" from the menu on the left. Once set, you do not see the full responses from the "ignored" members - unless you wish to as I believe there is a button which makes the post visible.

This thread is now well past its "best by" date so I am locking it.

markyrocks,

Even if you feel that the question is nonsense, there is no need to get quite so ratty in your responses - just walk away if you do not want to participate further.

JohnOne,

I appreciate the provocation, but I would also appreciate a slightly less profane retort next time.

M23