I wrote an AutoIT program that acts as a Single Sign on for an application. Basically the user launches my script, I grab the username/password, plus 2 other fields for login, store it (encrypted) in an INI file and send the required information to the real login page. Second time it is run it skips the setup and just logs the user in.
The script is complete and working great, but passwords can change, (and must at least every quarter) so I also look for login errors and prompt the user for their new information. Is there a way to capture the information that the user types into the application right before they hit the send key so that I can update their single sign on? My goal is to prevent them having to type their password into the application as well as the autoit script every time a password changes.
I apologize if this is a noob question. I just started using autoit yesterday and I am not sure what direction to take on this feature. (i usually use vbscript)
The script is complete and working great, but passwords can change, (and must at least every quarter) so I also look for login errors and prompt the user for their new information. Is there a way to capture the information that the user types into the application right before they hit the send key so that I can update their single sign on? My goal is to prevent them having to type their password into the application as well as the autoit script every time a password changes.
I apologize if this is a noob question. I just started using autoit yesterday and I am not sure what direction to take on this feature. (i usually use vbscript)