onedayillpay Posted September 19, 2007 Posted September 19, 2007 http://www.freewebs.com/onedayillpay/screenshot.GIFIm sure the screen shot was not neededcan this be done in the background and in under a second???can some one show me a faster way to logginto my rounter and dissconnect.(autorecconnect after dissconnect will get me a new ip)#include <Inet.au3> #include <IE.au3> $PublicIP = _GetIP() ;MsgBox(0, "IP Address", "Your IP Address is: " & $PublicIP) $oIE = _IECreate ("http://"& $PublicIP) Sleep(3000) Send("bob{TAB 14}12345{ENTER}{TAB 14}{ENTER}");account and password ; 14 tabs to click dissconnect Exitthis works and its simmple and i could put it into a loop with a timmer.
Monamo Posted September 19, 2007 Posted September 19, 2007 http://www.freewebs.com/onedayillpay/screenshot.GIF Im sure the screen shot was not needed can this be done in the background and in under a second??? can some one show me a faster way to logginto my rounter and dissconnect.(autorecconnect after dissconnect will get me a new ip)#include <Inet.au3> #include <IE.au3> $PublicIP = _GetIP() ;MsgBox(0, "IP Address", "Your IP Address is: " & $PublicIP) $oIE = _IECreate ("http://"& $PublicIP) Sleep(3000) Send("bob{TAB 14}12345{ENTER}{TAB 14}{ENTER}");account and password ; 14 tabs to click dissconnect Exitthis works and its simmple and i could put it into a loop with a timmer.Rather than navigate all 14 tabs to reach the disconnect, I'd see if manually navigating to the final page/tab might yield an absolute path to the internal page on the router. Then you could use your _IECreate() to open that absolute URL (which would still send you a password prompt) to reduce the page load time of each prior click needed. - MoChr(77)& Chr(97)& Chr(100)& Chr(101)& Chr(32)& Chr(121)& Chr(97)& Chr(32)& Chr(108)& Chr(111)& Chr(111)& Chr(107)-------I've told you 100,000 times not to exaggerate!-------Don't make me hit you with my cigarette hand...-------My scripts:Random Episode Selector, Keyboard MouseMover, CopyPath v2.1, SmartRename for XP,Window Tracer[sup]New![/sup]
onedayillpay Posted September 19, 2007 Author Posted September 19, 2007 (edited) Rather than navigate all 14 tabs to reach the disconnect, I'd see if manually navigating to the final page/tab might yield an absolute path to the internal page on the router. Then you could use your _IECreate() to open that absolute URL (which would still send you a password prompt) to reduce the page load time of each prior click needed.well after disconnecting a new ip is retreaved instintly so then the webrowser is worthless. is ther a nother way to disconnect from my router? Edited September 19, 2007 by onedayillpay
Armand Posted September 19, 2007 Posted September 19, 2007 my signature has some data... [u]My Au3 Scripts:[/u]____________(E)Lephant, A Share download manager (RS/MU etc)Http1.1 Console, The Ez Way!Internet Reconnection Automation Suite & A Macro Recording Tool.SK's Alarm Clock, Playing '.MP3 & .Wav' Files._________________Is GOD a mistake of the Humanity Or the Humanity is a mistake of GOD ?!
Monamo Posted September 19, 2007 Posted September 19, 2007 well after disconnecting a new ip is retreaved instintly so then the webrowser is worthless. is ther a nother way to disconnect from my router?Are you trying to access the router from an external source? You're using a SpeedStream router. After your router retrieves a new IP address, *if* operating from inside your own network, DNS resolution should be able to resolve http://speedstream/This is assuming that the SpeedStream is also acting as your internal DHCP server. - MoChr(77)& Chr(97)& Chr(100)& Chr(101)& Chr(32)& Chr(121)& Chr(97)& Chr(32)& Chr(108)& Chr(111)& Chr(111)& Chr(107)-------I've told you 100,000 times not to exaggerate!-------Don't make me hit you with my cigarette hand...-------My scripts:Random Episode Selector, Keyboard MouseMover, CopyPath v2.1, SmartRename for XP,Window Tracer[sup]New![/sup]
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