post records

[frontmill 0]

i was wondering if it is possible to write an autoit program that sends post records to a ceratain web-page, is yes. how to do that?

[Skruge 2]

Take a look at DaleHolm's IE automation library.

[NELyon 1]

and FTP.au3

[frontmill 0]

ok tried that... but i have a problem now, i have a form without a name. is there any possibility to solve that? i cant use the submit function now

[goflago 0]

ok tried that... but i have a problem now, i have a form without a name. is there any possibility to solve that? i cant use the submit function now

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Const URL = "http://office.freenet.de/e-tools.freenet.de/login.php3?world=frn_DE&callback=http://office.freenet.de/login/office.html?isfromid=99"
With WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
  .Visible = True
  .Navigate URL
  Do Until .ReadyState = 4
  WScript.Sleep 50
  Loop
  With .document.forms("loginform")
    .username.value = "Your name"
    .password.value = "password"
    .submit
  End With
End With

[goflago 0]

ok tried that... but i have a problem now, i have a form without a name. is there any possibility to solve that? i cant use the submit function now

Search

Const URL = "http://office.freenet.de/e-tools.freenet.de/login.php3?world=frn_DE&callback=http://office.freenet.de/login/office.html?isfromid=99"
With WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
  .Visible = True
  .Navigate URL
  Do Until .ReadyState = 4
  WScript.Sleep 50
  Loop
  With .document.forms("loginform")
    .username.value = "Your name"
    .password.value = "password"
    .submit
  End With
End With

[frontmill 0]

no this doesnt work.. i need the name of the form again to use this..

With .document.forms("loginform") <<name

[seandisanti 1]

no this doesnt work.. i need the name of the form again to use this..

With .document.forms("loginform") <<name

check out _IEFormGetObjByIndex() in ie.au3. it will allow you to get a handle to the form regardless of the name or lack there of.

[goflago 0]

check out _IEFormGetObjByIndex() in ie.au3. it will allow you to get a handle to the form regardless of the name or lack there of.

SORRY!

Wrong quote. Hehe

Const $URL = "http://your-location"
$ObjIE=ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")

With $ObjIE
  .Visible = True
  .Navigate($URL)
  Do
    Sleep(50)
  Until .ReadyState = 4
EndWith

With $ObjIE.document.forms(0)
  .elements(0).value = "username"
  .elements(1).value = "password"
  .submit()
EndWith

This does it.

[goflago 0]

check out _IEFormGetObjByIndex() in ie.au3. it will allow you to get a handle to the form regardless of the name or lack there of.

SORRY!

Wrong quote. Hehe

Const $URL = "http://your-location"
$ObjIE=ObjCreate("InternetExplorer.Application")

With $ObjIE
  .Visible = True
  .Navigate($URL)
  Do
    Sleep(50)
  Until .ReadyState = 4
EndWith

With $ObjIE.document.forms(0)
  .elements(0).value = "username"
  .elements(1).value = "password"
  .submit()
EndWith

This does it.