slight problem using send()

[tlman12]

Alright i'm writing a script that uses a $user and $pass variables

the problem comes in one part of the script where i have to use a Send() to type the user credentials into a login prompt and one of the users using this script has a # in his password. i know to send that character you have to use {#} but is there a way that the script can detect that and change it so that it sends it correctly?

[2words4uready]

Alright i'm writing a script that uses a $user and $pass variables

the problem comes in one part of the script where i have to use a Send() to type the user credentials into a login prompt and one of the users using this script has a # in his password. i know to send that character you have to use {#} but is there a way that the script can detect that and change it so that it sends it correctly?

So whats the problem?

[martin]

Alright i'm writing a script that uses a $user and $pass variables

the problem comes in one part of the script where i have to use a Send() to type the user credentials into a login prompt and one of the users using this script has a # in his password. i know to send that character you have to use {#} but is there a way that the script can detect that and change it so that it sends it correctly?

I think what you're after is

$pass = StringReplace($pass,'#','{#}')

or maybe

Send(StringReplace($pass,'#','{#}'))

Edited August 4, 2008 by martin