2 Questions: .htaccess & Upload Form

[AutoProgramming]

Hello,

I have got two problems with the IE.au3. When I try following URL:

http://user:pwd@mysite.org/

The Internet Explorer (-.-) tells me that he can't find that url. In Firefox it works just fine... Anyone got a solution for me? I am using _IENavigate($oIE, "http://user:pwd@mysite.org/")

Second problem: When I try to write a String into an upload form, it says that that action is not allowed. Is there a possibility to do this anyhow?

If there is no way using form upload - http-query post possible?

- Greez

Edited June 5, 2008 by AutoProgramming

[evilertoaster]

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http://user:pwd@mysite.org/

The Internet Explorer (-.-) tells me that he can't find that url. In Firefox it works just fine... Anyone got a solution for me? I am using _IENavigate($oIE, "http://user:pwd@mysite.org/")

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489 ?

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Second problem: When I try to write a String into an upload form, it says that that action is not allowed. Is there a possibility to do this anyhow?

If there is no way using form upload - http-query post possible?

Contextual, can you post the code and the link or the html to the page you're trying to do it on.

[AutoProgramming]

  evilertoaster said:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834489 ?

Okey, thank you. Now how can i set the following inet options using autoit:

INTERNET_OPTION_USERNAME

INTERNET_OPTION_PASSWORD

?

  evilertoaster said:

Contextual, can you post the code and the link or the html to the page you're trying to do it on.

It is just a form like this:

<form method="post" enctype="multipart/form-data" action="index.php">

<p><label for="file">Datei :</label><input type="file" id="file" name="file" size="50" /><input id="upload" type="submit" value="Upload" class="button" /></p>

</form>

[evilertoaster]

Are you using simple Send() commands or are you using _IEFormElementSetValue()? (Or somthing else?)

[AutoProgramming]

I am using the IE.au3 Lib

[DaleHohm]

Per the referenced article, INTERNET_OPTION_USERNAME and INTERNET_OPTION_PASSWORD are specific to WinInet and URLMon, not to Internet Explorer. You'll need to use the registry settings referenced there.

Regarding your second question, please see the helpfile for _IEFormElementSetValue -- read the remarks and look at the examples that deal with this directly.

Dale