How to prevent javascript pop-ups when using IE.au3

[bwq]

I wrote an auto-it script to automatically fill in details (login, password) on a website and then hit the submit button. When the script hits the submit button, the form's onsubmit="popup()" function is called, which opens a new IE window with some random info in it. The popup() function does this with the javascript "window.open".

Since my script is supposed to be totally invisible ($F_VISIBLE = 0) and everything else works just fine, I'd love to find a way to prevent the popups from showing up.

I did some Googling and since AutoIt uses VB (I assume), I found the following:

Private Sub WebBrowser1_NewWindow2(ppDisp As Object, Cancel As Boolean)

Cancel = True

End Sub

This should supposedly cancel the popups. I have no clue how to implement this though.

[Authenticity]

Using:

Dim $oIE = _IECreate()
ObjEvent($oIE, 'AutoIt_')
;.
;.
;.


Func AutoIt_NewWindow2($oPpDisp, $fCancel)
   $fCancel = True
EndFunc

But it may not fire this event.

[bwq]

Thanks for the suggestion, didn't work though :/

[DaleHohm]

Using:

Dim $oIE = _IECreate()
ObjEvent($oIE, 'AutoIt_')
;.
;.
;.


Func AutoIt_NewWindow2($oPpDisp, $fCancel)
   $fCancel = True
EndFunc

But it may not fire this event.

The event gets fired, but AutoIt handles it asynchronously, so the cancel has no effect.

You can disable the onclick handler... $oSubmit.onclick = ""

Dale