ControlSend Issue

[Stev]

This script was working fine in my computer, but it's not working in my Windows Server if I'm not logged.

Then, I have read in other post about this issue and change Send for ControlSend.

Now the script have another problem, the script can't found the word "¡Hola" in the windows title.

The problem is caused for the first character "¡", because this work with the windows title "Nueva".

ShellExecute("C:\path\to\chrome.exe", "", "", "", @SW_MAXIMIZE)
   Sleep(2000)

ControlSend("Nueva", "", "", "www.myweb.com{Enter}")
   Sleep(5000)

ControlSend("¡Hola", "", "[X:561; Y:122]", $email)
   Sleep(500)   
ControlSend("¡Hola", "", "[X:725; Y:122]", $password)
   Sleep(500)

[Jos]

Just change the titlematchmode to "substr" in stead of "starting with".

Helpfile explains how when you read about the func OPT()

Jos

[Stev]

Just change the titlematchmode to "substr" in stead of "starting with".

Helpfile explains how when you read about the func OPT()

Jos

It's working now, thanks!

Anyway I can't take it done because the ControlSend doesn't send it to the right position.

This should send the keys to "[X: 561; Y: 122]"

There's an input field where I need write the email, the window title is "Hola" and the postition of the input field is "[X: 561; Y: 122]"

ControlSend("Hola", "", "[X: 561; Y: 122]", $email)

What's wrong here ?

Edited April 15, 2009 by Stev

[Gogeta70]

I'm not sure about this, but i don't think you can have a space between the X/Y and the coordinate.

Try: ControlSend("Hola", "", "[X:561; Y:122]", $email)

[Stev]

I'm not sure about this, but i don't think you can have a space between the X/Y and the coordinate.

Try: ControlSend("Hola", "", "[X:561; Y:122]", $email)

I have tried it before and it's the same.

This should work fine, I don't understand.

[Jos]

I have tried it before and it's the same.

This should work fine, I don't understand.

You can easily test if the windows title is recognized by testing with WinExists().

What information is shown by au3info for the control you are trying to do a ControlSend for?

The X & Y are these relative to the Programs Window or to the screen?

Jos

Edited April 15, 2009 by Jos

[Stev]

You can easily test if the windows title is recognized by testing with WinExists().

What information is shown by au3info for the control you are trying to do a ControlSend for?

The X & Y are these relative to the Programs Window or to the screen?

Jos

I have used the coords from ControlClick Coords at Control tab.

Coord mode is screen.

I can't take ControlClick and ControlSend working like as MouseClick and Send.

[Stev]

This should be easy if I can use MouseClick and Send there.

Maybe it's possible to change the logout setting in windows servers.

Anyone know if it's possible to change it ?