_IECreate Problem

[Killerthibs]

Hello all,

I've made a little script which I use in order to navigate to a form.

But I have a little problem.

In some websites, such as Gmail, when the site is opening, a window about security information appears, and my script is blocked until I close it myself.

I'd like autoit to close it by itself, but I don't know how to do, because this window is included in IE.

I can't use MouseClick or other because it's a hidden browser :-/

Could someone help me?

Ps: Excuse my english, I am French

Edited September 15, 2008 by Killerthibs

[jokke]

Dont know for sure the answer to this question, as i almost never get a security message (low security settings), have you tried adding the site to trusted sites inn Internet Explorer ?

[Killerthibs]

Hello,

Thank you for your answer.

In fact, I'll have to release this script, so I have to find a solution which will works for everybody :-/

Anyone else's got a suggestion ?

[PsaltyDS]

Hello all,

I've made a little script which I use in order to navigate to a form.

But I have a little problem.

In some websites, such as Gmail, when the site is opening, a window about security information appears, and my script is blocked until I close it myself.

I'd like autoit to close it by itself, but I don't know how to do, because this window is included in IE.

I can't use MouseClick or other because it's a hidden browser :-/

Could someone help me?

Ps: Excuse my english, I am French

Set the $f_wait parameter = 0 in your _IECreate(), then you can start a loop to detect either load complete or the pop, and handle it either way.

>_<

[Killerthibs]

I see what you mean, but i don't know how to handle it :-/

Is their a way to click the "yes" button?

Because if I create a hidden browser, that window will appear anyway on my desktop, but this is not an OS window, but an IE's one....

[jvnorris]

Prob Easier way to explain the solution.

When you open the IE window there is an option/flag (0 or 1) that tells the script to wait. Use the option to continue processing immediatly (dont wait for the page to load which is the deefault action)

Then you can add a a function to look for the security popup window (a winget handle or the like should do, even cheaper a winactivate) then you can close the pop-up.

Maybe put a short pausse afterwards.

Sample

_IECreate ("www.autoitscript.com",0,1,0) <== That last zero is the switch that tells it to continue immediatly to the next phase and not wait for the page to complete loading
If WinExists("TITLE OF POPUP WINDOW HERE") Then <== Check for the popup

WinActivate("TITLE OF POPUP WINDOW HERE", "") <== Activate popup window
Send("{ENTER}") <=== Press the default Key on the popup (I am assuming that is OK)
EndIF
Sleep(2000) <==If the popup does not show then rest a little while the page finishes loading


REST of script

This is kinda quick and dirty method I'm sure there amy be cleaner ways. but this should get the job done

[Killerthibs]

The problem is that this is not an OS window, but an IE's one, so it doesn't appears in the windows task bar, neither in the task gestionnary.

It seems to be included in IE.

As a result WinExists doesn't detect it :s

[jvnorris]

Thinking back on this more. I honestly am glad it did not work.

Providing this kind of information to bypass this type of security could be poorly mistreated. It is best if the users security does not allow it they should choose if they want to access the page or not. You should not choose for them.

Sorry

[Killerthibs]

I've finally found a solution to bypass the problem, but not to solve it.

In fact, it happens with webpage https.

I've just tried to change https to http as url, and it works, but the problem is still not solved.

@Jvnorris It's a script to send a sms to an Ogame player when he's attack, and it works perfectly now, so it doesn't care to bypass IE's bullsh*t security information

Thank you all, have a nice day