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My task scheduler did not run with hidden and it runs fine on windows XP, but it doesn't on Win 7, Win server 2003, 2008. Howerver, there is a new problem occurs with task scheduler. It runs fine when I logged on but at logoff, task scheduler is shown as 'running' but nothing happens. How do I fix it?
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I've tried your code, my script run OK but when I used Task Scheduler to run it automatically at a specific time, the dialog was not still active again. So I was not be able to send the keys exactly. I'm really crazy about that last 2 weeks. You have any idea about that? Thank in advance!
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Help me, please!
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I want to have a script to download file from HTTPS site. This site requires you enter the username and password, and then click the first download button on the list to download file. Because before and after clicking the download button, the download address (URL) are the same, so I can't have the real URL to download. I have used some download software to catch the real URL but it maybe impossible. Therefore, I can't use this script below: $object = New-Object Net.WebClient $url = 'http
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I've approached by analyzing the html of my page but when click download button, the file download dialog box appears, I use SENDKEYS to send messsage to this dialog. It's OK when I run script on the first time, but the next time, my script can't active that download dialog, so the SENDKEY doesn't work exactly. I reallly don't find out that is why. My problem is the same as the script below: function wait { param([int]$stop = 3) Start-Sleep -seconds $stop } $ie = New-Object -Com
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Thank you for your reply soon.
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I'm a newbie Powershell, so this site and your advice are very helpful. I've used your way to access any open IE instance, but I can access an open Chrome or Firefox browser by this way. PS > $shell.Windows() | Where-Object { $_.Document.GetType().Fullname -eq 'mshtml.HTMLDocumentClass' } Please tell me know how to do it with Chrome browser. Many thanks!
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I'm a newbie Powershell, so this site and your advices are very helpful. I've used Tobias's way to access any open IE instance, but I can access an open Chrome or Firefox browser by this way. $shell = New-Object -com Shell.Application $shell.Windows() | Where-Object { $_.Document.GetType().Fullname -eq 'mshtml.HTMLDocumentClass' } Please tell me know how to do it with Chrome browser. Many thanks!