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Hey there, 

I'm scripting a routine which opens and moves a lot of chrome-tabs on a Video-Wall. It uses the "Open-as-Popup" addon in Chrome to hide the browser-bar (therefore i cant usse IE).

On Some Sites a login is required. On Most of them i can use the "Title" information to figure out if the brwoser is already loged in or not because the login Page has another title than the target page.

Func Chrome_Boot()

   Run("C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe http://www.example1.de/page1")
   Sleep (5000)

   If WinExists ("loggedinTabName - Google Chrome","") Then
      WinActivate("loggedinTabName  - Google Chrome")
      ;do nothing
   ElseIf WinExists ("NOTloggedinTabName - Google Chrome","") Then
      WinActivate("NOTloggedinTabName - Google Chrome")
      Send ("loginName{TAB}")
      Send("loginPW{Enter}")
   Else
      MsgBox($MB_RETRYCANCEL, "Whoops", "something went wrong")
      MyExit()
   EndIf
   
   Send ("!0")
   WinMove ( "loggedinTabName", "", 3855, 729 , 1272 , 720 ,5 )
EndFunc

But on some sites when not logged in there only appears this Chrome-Popup:

chrome_login.thumb.png.5d13738ab3c88eda9d97c4459954bd8b.png

Is there any Way i can check if this login Screen apears or not ? 

 

Thanks in advance

Posted

Hello. Seems to be It uses basic access authentication so you could probably avoid the Popup passing credentials in the url like:

https://username:password@www.example.com/

Saludos

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On 1/21/2020 at 12:33 PM, Danyfirex said:

Hello. Seems to be It uses basic access authentication so you could probably avoid the Popup passing credentials in the url like:


https://username:password@www.example.com/

Saludos

That sadly didn't work.... it would have been so sweet tho :D

Posted
On 1/22/2020 at 6:56 AM, CYCho said:

 

 

@thommy_blank I had similar problem and I had to resort to Webdriver UDF to solve the problem.

You can visit the following posts to learn about Webdriver UDF.

 

 

I guess i have to give that a try and learn some new stuff.

Thanks for the help :)

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