I'm Trying to Automate a Outlook Web Access website, fill some textboxes and click a buttons,
I can find the relevant elements in the first page(sign-in) and the submit button, so i pass the login phase, my problem is to find the elements inside some page with masked textboxes, i attached a snapshots of the 3 steps, and also the DOM image of the object.
$IE = New-Object -ComObject InternetExplorer.Application
$URL = 'https://somewebsite/ecp/?rfr=owa&p=PersonalSettings/Password.aspx'
$IE.Visible = $true
$IE.Navigate($URL)
While ($IE.Busy -eq $true) {Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 2000}
$ie.Document.getElementById('username').value = "username"
$ie.Document.getElementById('password').value = "password"
$Submit = $ie.Document.getElementsByTagName('Input') | ? {$_.Type -eq "Submit"}
$Submit.click()
so far so good, my problem start in the pages inside, i just can't find the textboxes elements for the password fields,
also here's the DOM snapshot for those elements:
I'm really appreciate any help
I had the same sort of problem when trying to automate a file upload on sharepoint . The trick was that the upload form was open inside a new frame.
<iframe id="Dlg..." class="ms-dlgFrame" src="https://.../Upload.aspx?List=..."></iframe>
So to get the input fields I had to look into each open frames and select the one with the good location :
for($i=0;$i -lt $ie.Document.frames.length;$i++){
if( $ie.Document.frames.item($i).location.href -match 'upload.aspx' ){
$frm=$ie.Document.frames.item($i)}
}
from then I was able to target the input field:
$frm.document.body.getElementById("txtOldPwd")