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Author Topic: Creating a macro to log into credit card page with 2 layers of protection  (Read 1560 times)
jammie056
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« on: December 16, 2007, 12:01:15 AM »

First I am a real newbe so please keep it as simple as possible.
On the login page I first click the "Login" link. A screen then comes up requiring 3 lines of informatiom followed by a <Enter> key press. Another screen of options comes up   and I would choose the "check card activity" link. An additional login screen come up requiring 2 lines of information and an <Enter> key press and then Im in. I understand that there is a way to set the macro editor in record mode   but I dont know how to do that.  So maybe that is what this question is all about.
Thanks   JIm
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jammie056
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« Reply #1 on: December 17, 2007, 02:58:38 PM »

I found a part of my solution  using this code.

<keybreeze ie,https://my."creditcard".net/Login.aspx><delay 6000>"MyName" <delay 2000><tab>"My SS number" <delay 2000><tab>"MyZipcode"<delay 1000><tab><enter>

This neatly logs me into my creditcard login screen  then fills in the text MyName, My SS number and MyZipcode eg the fields "MyName"  exct  is simple text I want typed into login fields on the login screen.

The next login screen  requires a mouse click on a link and That gets messy if the window is not displayed in exactly the same place every time.   Any suggestions??

Hope this helps someone else that is trying to automate logins that requier multiple text boxes that need to be filled.

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« Reply #2 on: December 17, 2007, 09:10:50 PM »

Roll Eyes yeay I got it . there may be an easier way but this works for me. Wink

<keybreeze ie,https://my.'My credit card"/Login.aspx><delay 6000>"MY Name" <delay 2000><tab>"My SS Number" <delay 2000><tab>60087<delay 1000><tab><enter><delay 6000><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><enter><delay 3000><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab><tab>"Creditcard number"<tab>"My pin Number"<tab><enter>

After 13 tabs the next link is in focus, I then have keybreeze enter an <ENTER> key for me. After a delay and 10 more tabs the next input field is in focus. I have keybreeze enter my creditcard number then tab and My pin number tab and enter. I may be using a shotgun to kill flies  but this works and I can now login to my creditcard maintenance page with a simple 2 letter command in keybreeze. Just a note  I set up the "ie" command earlier to start my web browser. Information for doing this can be found in other posts. I hope my efforts will help others that have a more complex login procedure.
Thanks for a great program  Grin
Jim
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