bobchernow

Can you be more specific about the file? If you do not know what file to send how can you attach it? There needs to be some criteria to select the file by. What is that?

The real question is can you not do that :-). In ME ALL variables are global and the only thing you can do to sorta have loval ones is to save and restore them at the beginning and end of a macro

It Still does not work. I still get the commands.ini not found and now the wizard window comes up, but empty

I would love to see them!

Not trying to be a spoil sport but if you are going to use the registry to create these Permanant EV's and you plan on sharing or distributing your macros you should make sure that you macro code includes the Registry initialization code or provide a "Setup" macro that creates it. Just a word of caution

I have it and found it extremley useful! Good examples and a lot of in depth discussion and how-tos

With the latest code I get an error:

,Error reading : D:\Program Files\Macro Express3\\commands.ini file.

I like Kevin's idea about the jump drive. Portable, removable, safe. We used to have a similar device called a "floppy disk" . Speaking of which, anybody remember cassette drives?

DO NOT GO THERE! I remember when cassette drives were considered new technology

As far as it being an addition to the PGM Library I think it is worthwhile and should be included as part of any Data Mining efforts. When I compare capabilities in this arena (passwords and form filling) I use the capabilities of Roboform. That I know is a very high bar to aspire to since they probably have a lot more access as a plugin and it is also their Main product focus.

You can, however, simply load the generated mxe file into any text editor, search for the password, change it, and save it.

Are there any options to have the passwords either encrypted or at least obfuscated?

Each one I generate goes into a folder on the server. When I want to log in to a web site, I run a macro that dynamically gathers them into a Multiple Choice menu. Then I just click on my choice.

Wanna share the multiple choice macro. Sounds nice.

Just tested it with the A version of code and the link provided and it worked like a charm!

Just tested the _A version and it now finds the web site with the https type. Great. I do hope you can figure a way past the lack of a <INPUT TYPE=PASSWORD> field

did you mean another IE window or any window

No, I meant an IE window and yes, as I stated it does not close any that are open. But if there are any IE windows open the running of a login macro will not hit any submit button where it does whjen it is the only ie window open.

Acct and PIN fields: I think the problem may be that there is no HTML <INPUT TYPE=PASSWORD> type field. Currently this data mining macro works only if there is at least one <INPUT TYPE=TEXT> and <INPUT TYPE=PASSWORD> field. I will look further into this.

Gotcha! Sort of thought so. Did you experience the wrong URL coming up initially. It may be my system since I seem to have the lop.com adware problem.

I just tested that and it did not close the windows. It opened a new IE session and ran. But I did notice whereas with no windows open it would open the window, fill in the info AND submit it. When I tested it with another window open it started a new window, filled in the info but DID NOT submit it.

Here is another problem. Granted the input fields are for an Account Number and PIN but shouldn't that work. There are two problems.

1) The initial URL comes up wrong.

2) The VBS cannot find any input fields.

The URL is:

https://ezonline.ibmtefcu.org/

OK, here is a very simple reply. I tried the function last night and it worked first time on this forum. I will test some more complex cases today. There is a typo on line 83 (the word becuase) .

Bob

Please include the current code you are using. Can you reproduce the failure anywhere other than in this game. Is the game one that can be downloaded?

Bob

Just a quick possibility. If this is to an open/save dialog could you text type DIRECTLY to the control. That should speed it up and minimize time to screw it up.

Just tried it briefly and I am amazed. I need to learn how to do this!! THANKS!!

Thanks, that is a novel idea to collect the files in one place and then send everything from there. I think I will suggest a multi-file select dialog.

Just wondering if anyone has written a macro to allow for multifile selection. I would like to write a macro to FTP files that can be selected from one or more directories. The current FTP FILE command only allows one file to be selected and sent. I want to select a directory, then display all files and allow for multiple files to be selected and then sent

Bob