Ray_Net wrote:
Larry S. wrote on 23/03/2016 14:17:
Larry S. wrote:
Once upon a time there was discussion here about Password Manager having
trouble when the log-in process asked for User ID, and then in a
separate screen asked for the password. I ignored it at the time since I
didn't have that problem; now I do.
Any advice? Anyone remember the answer (if there was one)?
Larry S.
An interesting discussion, and an informative one! I've read all these
posts, and unfortunately conclude that there is no solution to this
problem.
Sigh! I'd been hoping that there was a answer, but apparently not.
There were recommendations for other password mangers, and while they
have very useful features they don't seem to solve the problem.
Thank you to all of you have provided comments. This group is an
outstanding resource!
Larry S.
For this particuliar case where the couple login/pswd is on two
different web-pages---
------You may write a program sending the needed data using Buttons ,
per exemple:
- A button labelled "LOGIN-NAME-<hostname>"
and
- A button labelled "LOGIN-PSWD-<hostname>"
I had done this kind of program using Visual-Basic:
- Start the browser to get his ProcId: (to be done only once)
ProcID = Shell(""C:\Program Files\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe"",
AppWinStyle.NormalFocus)
- then for the first button_click:
AppActivate(ProcID)
' Send the keystrokes to the SeaMonkey application.
My.Computer.Keyboard.SendKeys("CUSTOMER01264", True) ' Send the
LOGIN-NAME
Application.DoEvents()
Sleep(100)
- and for the second button_click:
AppActivate(ProcID)
' Send the keystrokes to the SeaMonkey application.
My.Computer.Keyboard.SendKeys("lion-panda-cat", True) ' Send
the LOGIN-PSWD
Application.DoEvents()
Sleep(100)
Thank you! Interesting, but maybe beyond my skill level. Useful
suggestion, however, for many.
Larry S.
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