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Hi folks,

I'm writing a script which basically logs a user into a pre-defined server. The software in question operates thus:-

Software starts.

User must press "Next"

User is prompted for a Username and Pass.

User Presses "Next"

At this point the user is presented with a number of radio boxes which define the server onto which they will log.

Now I know I can simply use the full command:-

;ControlCommand("WindowName", "Server", "Button1", "Check", "+")

However it'd be far more beneficial to use .ini files to prevent the need for a whole new script for each user on each server.

I've used:-

$user = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Username", "Username", "Not Found")

$pass = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Password", "Password", "Not Found")

Send($user)

MouseClick("left",650,415,1)

Send($pass)

To define the username and password for a user and I'd like to add a Server to this so that a user can simply change their user/pass and server choice in one single .ini file.

Settings.ini

[username]Username=user1

[Password]

Password=pass1

[server]

Server=$server1

server1.ini

[server1]server1="Application", "server1", "Button1", "Check", "+"

and in the main script I've used:-

$server1 = IniRead("server1.ini", "Server1", "Server1", "Not Found")

$server = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Server", "Server", "Not Found")

ControlCommand($server)

It's probably something really simple but any ideas where I'm going wrong please?
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its hard to tell exactly what you are going to do butt... i would use

Dim $Server_num, $Max_servers = 6

iniread-User

iniread-pass

$server_num = iniread-server

chkbx1 = create chkbx

if $server_num = 1 then setstate( -1, checked)

chkbx2 = create chkbx

if $server_num = 2 then setstate( -1, checked)

... etc

;do the normal checking for which chkbx is checked

iniwrite the $server_num

;use the server number for the servers 1 to 6

call that function Server1 or server2

etc

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Hi folks,

I'm writing a script which basically logs a user into a pre-defined server. The software in question operates thus:-

Software starts.

User must press "Next"

User is prompted for a Username and Pass.

User Presses "Next"

At this point the user is presented with a number of radio boxes which define the server onto which they will log.

Now I know I can simply use the full command:-

However it'd be far more beneficial to use .ini files to prevent the need for a whole new script for each user on each server.

I've used:-

To define the username and password for a user and I'd like to add a Server to this so that a user can simply change their user/pass and server choice in one single .ini file.

Settings.ini

server1.ini

and in the main script I've used:-

It's probably something really simple but any ideas where I'm going wrong please?

moin, moin...D!

Maybe I don´t understand what you want work out, but I´m missing the WinWaitActive or something like that and maybe the MouseCoordMode, too. Perhaps is ControlClick is a better way to press button?

Greets

Rudika

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its hard to tell exactly what you are going to do butt... i would use

Dim $Server_num, $Max_servers = 6

iniread-User

iniread-pass

$server_num = iniread-server

chkbx1 = create chkbx

if $server_num = 1 then setstate( -1, checked)

chkbx2 = create chkbx

if $server_num = 2 then setstate( -1, checked)

... etc

;do the normal checking for which chkbx is checked

iniwrite the $server_num

;use the server number for the servers 1 to 6

call that function Server1 or server2

etc

8)

Thanks for the reply, much appreciated!

It's not quite what I'm looking for, I should have mentioned... I'm basically writing a script to log onto a server using an already built piece of software, not a GUI I created.

The software itself is as defined above, thus I need to automate the procedure of logging in.

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Thanks for the reply, much appreciated!

It's not quite what I'm looking for, I should have mentioned... I'm basically writing a script to log onto a server using an already built piece of software, not a GUI I created.

The software itself is as defined above, thus I need to automate the procedure of logging in.

certainly, and there must be started a GUI where the user has to enter name and password and for the window the script must wait before it send the values.

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maybe just one question for the user

$user = @username
#Region --- CodeWizard generated code Start ---
;MsgBox features: Title=Yes, Text=Yes, Buttons=Yes, No, and Cancel, Icon=Info
If Not IsDeclared("iMsgBoxAnswer") Then Dim $iMsgBoxAnswer
$iMsgBoxAnswer = MsgBox(67,"Auto-Login Settings","Yes =  Use Settings for " & $user & "  " & @CRLF & @CRLF & "No = Configure User Information" & @CRLF & @CRLF & "Cancel = Exit Auto-Login" & @CRLF)
Select
   Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 6;Yes
    ;Run Login
   Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 7;No
    ; call the settings GUI
   Case $iMsgBoxAnswer = 2;Cancel
    ; Exit
EndSelect
#EndRegion --- CodeWizard generated code End ---

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certainly, and there must be started a GUI where the user has to enter name and password and for the window the script must wait before it send the values.

It does wait :o

Here is the full script:-

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
; AutoIt Version: 3
; Author: 
; Script Function:
; Log in to Software and select Server.
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#NoTrayIcon

; Runs Software and make sure it's the active window.

Run("C:\Program Files\Software\Software\Software.exe")
WinWaitActive("Software")
Sleep(500)

; Clicks "Next", fills out User Details from "Settings.ini" and submits them.

MouseClick("left",752,742,1)
Sleep(500)
MouseClick("left",650,385,1)
Sleep(500)
$user = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Username", "Username", "Not Found")
$pass = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Password", "Password", "Not Found")
Send($user)
Sleep(500)
MouseClick("left",650,415,1)
Sleep(500)
Send($pass)
Sleep(500)
MouseClick("left",752,742,1)
Sleep(3000)

; Clicks "Finish" after successful login.

MouseClick("left",752,742,1)
Sleep(2000)

; Selects Server.

$Liffe = IniRead("server1.ini", "server1", "server1", "Not Found")
$server = IniRead("Settings.ini", "Server", "Server", "Not Found")
ControlCommand($server)

[color=#33FF33];ControlCommand("Software", "server1", "Button1", "Check", "+")[/color]

; Clicks "Next"

Sleep(500)
MouseClick("left",752,742,1)
Sleep(2000)

If I strip out all the section on "selects server" and un-semicolon the green text it works fine but by having an .ini file parameter I can centralise the info instead of needing to create loads of similar scripts with roughly the same content.

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