Is there anyway to modify the key handling routine that the Windows Login Screen uses to allow a barcode with the username, 2key tab character ($I), and a password to log in a user. I cannot get the login screen to recognize the TAB character to tab to the password text field. Any help would be great. Thanks!
You can write your own gina.dll, and create your own login dialog. By replacing the login dialog you can take care of the input in whatever way you want. I've never done this and it doesn't seem to be a straightforward chore, but you might be able to find some example code on the Web.
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I want to enter my password which must not be known by me. Therefore I am trying to create a code which would automatically type whatever content is in the clipboard on the first left mouse click and into the place (password-field) where the mouse clicked.
What are the steps I need to follow?
The password field I need to enter my password into does not allow copy pasting directly.
I already have the password generator which copies a password into the clipboard without me knowing it:- https://github.com/SanTanBan/WhitePassword
We are automating a react native web application on mobile web browser using WebdriverIO,Appium,mocha framework
while we navigate the URL, signIN page will open to login for the user
script able to enter user text on userName field but password value not entering the value in password field , we can able click on this but text not entering
Source:
Code:
$('#LogInModel_UserName').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_UserName').addValue("mytesting#gmail.com");
$('#login-password').waitForExist();
$('#login-password').addValue("passme"); // here its the entering blank instead of "passme"
Can someone share some solution ,how can i enter password value in password field?
Thanks In Advance,
from looking at your screenshot and code snippet, I believe the issue is that you are targeting the wrong element.
You want to target the id on the password input field which is #LogInModel_Password.
So your code would be:
$('#LogInModel_UserName').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_UserName').addValue("mytesting#gmail.com");
$('#LogInModel_Password').waitForExist();
$('#LogInModel_Password').addValue("passme")
This should fix your issue since it looks like you are already targeting the username field correctly and it works.
I would like to create a kind of banner that will appear after logging in to Windows and will only be closed after the user read the message and click on "OK ".
I would also like to save this information in the machine registry.
Is it possible to do that? If so, how could I do it?
As far as I know, CredentialProvider don't have any meaningful control after leaving GetSerialization method.
Your CredentialProvider will be called for UnAdvise method, but I'm think it is not good idea to do some job inside this method.
I have a unique requirement, I have setup a PC which would auto login to a particular user id say 'autologinuser', when ever we switch on the PC it would automatically logs into 'autologinuser' as configured.
During the login, it would show which using is getting logged in with welcome text under it.
I would like to hide the user name and don't want to visible during auto login process, only windows text should be visible.
Can this be possible?
Thanks & Regards,
-Anil Katta
Looks like windows operating system don't provide this feature at this point of time, and there is no specific registry to do so.
May be this feature good to expect in future releases.
My question is in regards to how I should go about implementing a batch script/PowerShell cmdlet on Windows that does the following:
When a browser window is open that has the window/page title "Blank" then send the "tab" key, send login credentials to text boxes on webpage and then send the "enter" key.
I found this article (Automatic login to a website on windows 7/Chrome via batch file) about sending login credentials in a web browser, which is very similar to what I want to do, however I want the script to ONLY run if the browser is already open and has a specific value in the window title. This is for an authentication system for the network running on my server that asks me to re-login every 30 days, and will open up a browser window automatically when it needs me to login. So, when it opens the window, I want the script to be able to automatically login for me. Since the server is unattended (GUI wise), I want the re-authentication to occur automatically. My plan would be to have this set as a scheduled task and have it run nightly, to verify that the system is still authenticated. If the system is not authenticated, I want the batch file/cmdlet to login for me.
I did some research and found information about using conditions for batch files, but I couldn't find any information about how I would use the window title or any other program attribute to base my conditional off of.
People have suggested using PowerShell, so I am totally open to that as well if you have a recommendation for implementation via that route.
Please let me know if you need any further information, or have any questions.
You can do it with Powershell.
Here is an example for getting the window name, it should be possible to use it to detect Internet explorer to.
$selectedWindows = get-process | Where-Object { $_.MainWindowTitle -match "Editor"}
in $selectedWindows there are all windows which title matches "Editor"
Now you can get the $selectedWindows in front and use sendKeys to work with the Window.
For getting the Window activated and in front i have a short example here:
http://pastecode.org/index.php/view/22992037