Can somebody test this please

[Arclite86]

#include <Chrome.au3>

$url = ("http://tweepi.com/auth/login")
$chrome_path = ("C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe")
$chrome = _ChromeStartup ($url, $chrome_path)

$username = ("testtest")
$getname =  ("signin_username")
local $usernamevak = _ChromeObjGetHTMLById ($getname)
_ChromeObjSetValueByName($usernamevak,$username)

this function doesn't work, i want to know if this has to do with my plugins or that the code just doesn't , if that is the case could somebody please give me the correct working code

[JohnOne]

Different from >this?

EDIT:

for the record I could not get that UDF to work as expected either.

Edited February 4, 2014 by JohnOne

[Arclite86]

Different from >this?

yeah but nobody is responding to that last post, so i hoped that somebody would help me here,

so can anybody help??

[BrewManNH]

You never answered the questions I asked in that thread either, so people are probably reluctant to help when you won't even help us help you.

[Arclite86]

You never answered the questions I asked in that thread either, so people are probably reluctant to help when you won't even help us help you.

Ok sorry,.. you r question was:''Did you install the AutoIT extension into Chrome and AutoIT Chrome Native Messaging Host? Have you tried it with this UDF?'

the answer is yes, i all did that but it still didnt work, 

now i think it is because of the code, could you please test and run it to so if the username input of the website is fillet with the text :"testtest"

[Arclite86]

can anybody help me please?

[JohnOne]

I just tried, it did not work, the values were not set.

[Arclite86]

I just tried, it did not work, the values were not set.

could you please help me to put some text intro this input:

<input type="text" name="signin[username]" class="shadow_input biginput lightgray" title="you@example.com" id="signin_username">

[JohnOne]

Sorry, I don't know how.

If I needed to do such a thing with chrome, I'd learn how to use the >IUIAutomation UDF

If and when you try it, post your code so someone who does use it can diagnose any problems you might have.

[LarsJ]

I have learned how to use the UI Automation UDFs. It does not work with this particular URL. Not in Chrome. It works with IE.

I apologize. It works if you remember to enable accessibility: chrome://accessibility.

Edited February 6, 2014 by LarsJ

[LarsJ]

Arclite86, I'll take a look at this.

[LarsJ]

I have tested this with the UI Automation framework. When I try to set an email value with the SetValue method, the cursor is placed in the edit field and the default text "you@example.com" is deleted. But the new value is not written to the field and I get a COM error: 0x80004001 (Not implemented).

I have tried with the MSAA API too. The put_accValue method results in the same error: 0x80004001 (Not implemented).

This error may well be the reason that your own code in the first post fails.

The reason for the errors are probably that the methods SetValue, put_accValue and set value of _ChromeObjSetValueByName are not implemented for the email and password fields because Tweepi don't like the login procedure to be automated.