Connect an active IE window

[Israel]

Hello,

I'm creating a function that connects to an active IE window. From beginning it worked, but some applications are emerging that does not connect. Displays the error:
-> IE.au3 T3.0-1 Warning function from _IEAttach, $ _IESTATUS_NoMatch
Does anyone know how to help me?

Func _ConnectWindow()

    $oie = _IEAttach(WinGetHandle(""), "hwnd")
    If @error Then
        Return False
    Else
        Return $oie
    Endif    
    
endFunc

 

[JohnOne]

Perhaps because WinGetHandle("") is not an IE window.

[Israel]

is a window ie yes. This function is associated with a shortcut key.

[JohnOne]

Please say how you are certain, and what it has to do with shortcut keys.

[Israel]

I start my tool after active ie a window and squeeze the button to connect it

 

[JohnOne]

So you are 100% sure that giving no title returns the active window handle, and not the top of z-order handle?

[Israel]

Not 100%, but I just wanted to understand why it works for some and not for others and these windows contains titles. It is necessary to connect in a open and active window ie, ie until access I I do not know the title of it

[JohnOne]

You should try to use "[ACTIVE]" as the title parameter.

[Israel]

unsuccessfully

[JohnOne]

Out of ideas, works perfectly fine here.

[Gianni]

have a look to Example 5 in the help of the  _IEAttach() function.

[Israel]

JohnOne, I can not send you the application I'm trying to access is private because of my service, but with banking sites do not work either. Can there be any network lock?

Chimp, the correct instance does not help me because I can have more than one open window and have to plug in a specifies.

[JohnOne]

I don't believe networks have anything to do with getting a handle to a local active window.

[Israel]

already I tried in every way and I'm doing tests with bank site. I always back the error in the match

[Israel]

I changed my function to the function below:

Local $a = WinGetHandle("[Active]")
ConsoleWrite($a & @CRLF)
    
$oie = _IEAttach(WinGetHandle("[Active]"), "hwnd")
If @error Then
    Return False
EndIf

Return True

And I did the tests at the following sites:

http://www.bb.com.br/portalbb/home29,116,116,1,1,1,1.bb
https://www.itau.com.br/
http://www.caixa.gov.br/Paginas/home-caixa.aspx

all sites above worked, but it did not work at the site below:

http://mercantildobrasil.com.br/BeneficiarioINSS/Paginas/default.aspx

I did the tests with banking sites to maintain a standard. They know why it works in some and not in others? The handle that returns is the same for all, which leaves the error without any sense.

[JohnOne]

Once again, works fine here.

#include <IE.au3>

Sleep(3000) ; Time to activate window.

$oie = _IEAttach(WinGetHandle("[Active]"), "hwnd")
If @error Then
    Exit MsgBox(0,0,0)
EndIf

_IENavigate($oie, "https://www.google.co.uk/")

 

[Israel]

JohnOne,

My script has to connect to an active window and get the url that window. So I created this function. The example above works sent me on the websites of banks? because for me does not work here.

[JohnOne]

IE had this page open http://mercantildobrasil.com.br/BeneficiarioINSS/Paginas/default.aspx it works just fine.

[Israel]

JohnOne,

I did the tests here and there is a plugin that makes the lock on my machine. I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate the dedication to help. Thank you.