1. Can it be done?
- Posted by dcole Jan 31, 2012
- 2349 views
Hello,
I know how to open a web page with the cursor blinking in the username EditText box.
Now, how can I type in my username with out touching the keyboard?
Thanks,
Don Cole
2. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by euphoric (admin) Jan 31, 2012
- 2318 views
Hello,
I know how to open a web page with the cursor blinking in the username EditText box.
Now, how can I type in my username with out touching the keyboard?
Virtual keyboard a user can click on.
3. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by BRyan Feb 02, 2012
- 2162 views
Hello,
I know how to open a web page with the cursor blinking in the username EditText box.
Now, how can I type in my username with out touching the keyboard?
Thanks,
Don Cole
Don:
Use this and the keyboard will insert characters where ever the focus is.
system("osk.exe ",2) -- On Screen Keyboard
Bernie
4. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by petelomax Feb 03, 2012
- 2096 views
You could construct a wire frame above the keyboard and drop marbles through the appropriate holes.
Or you could get somebody else to touch the keyboard.
Or you could install voice recognition software and a microphone.
Or you could post keystrokes in the way osk.exe does, or this could be something to do with cookies or url modifiers.
5. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by Selgor Feb 04, 2012
- 1955 views
Shame on you Pete Lomax. Most unlike you. Out of character for you . Certainly not funny. I am sure Don is earnest in his appeal for help. Just my 2 cents worth. C ya .
6. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by Selgor Feb 04, 2012
- 1883 views
Shame on you Pete Lomax. Most unlike you. Out of character for you . Certainly not funny. I am sure Don is earnest in his appeal for help. Just my 2 cents worth. C ya .
7. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by DerekParnell (admin) Feb 04, 2012
- 1952 views
Hello,
I know how to open a web page with the cursor blinking in the username EditText box.
Now, how can I type in my username with out touching the keyboard?
Thanks,
Don Cole
Aside from Peter's very funny reply, I'm not quite sure what you are asking for.
I assume you mean something like "how can my application insert text into a specific input field on a web page?"
I don't know the answer by the way, just trying to clarify your goal.
8. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by petelomax Feb 04, 2012
- 1854 views
Certainly not funny.
Oh yes it was! I'm pretty sure the osk.exe suggestion was a wind-up.
You know I'll try if the question is adequately restated.
Pete
9. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by gbonvehi Feb 06, 2012
- 1740 views
Hello,
I know how to open a web page with the cursor blinking in the username EditText box.
Now, how can I type in my username with out touching the keyboard?
Thanks,
Don Cole
Hi Don,
If you're embedding the browser (eucom?), you can access the Document property and you should be able to modify values there.
Other more generic solution (but has some cons) is to create a macro program (i've done this in the past and you can use SendKeys library in the archives) which basically sends keys as if you were typing them to the current focused window+control.
I've done some work too on programs that sent directly keys to a specific window without it having to be focused but lately those programs had some troubles because of security measures/api changes.
Cheers, Guillermo
10. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by petelomax Feb 07, 2012
- 1703 views
but lately those programs had some troubles because of security measures/api changes.
Same here. On 2008R2 I have to run such things in admin mode, which imo is not an enhancement to security!
Pete
11. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by dcole Feb 09, 2012
- 1596 views
Aside from Peter's very funny reply, I'm not quite sure what you are asking for.
I assume you mean something like "how can my application insert text into a specific input field on a web page?"
I don't know the answer by the way, just trying to clarify your goal.
Yes, that is what I am trying to do.
Don Cole
12. Re: Can it be done?
- Posted by useless_ Feb 20, 2012
- 1399 views
Aside from Peter's very funny reply, I'm not quite sure what you are asking for.
I assume you mean something like "how can my application insert text into a specific input field on a web page?"
I don't know the answer by the way, just trying to clarify your goal.
Yes, that is what I am trying to do.
Don Cole
Http proxy the page between the server and the browser.
The browser asks the proxy for the html webpage, the proxy fetches it and munges it to look like what you want, then sends it to the browser for display.
useless
