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Automatic login to a website on windows 7/Chrome via batch file

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I have a batch file. I have case select. if user types 26 it will open link 1 chrome.
if user types 27 it will open link 2 in chrome.

But I still can't figure out, how can I make batch login automatically into website with username and password.

I looked for such a script on the google but didn't find anything useful. I know a bit of C++, unix,(also some html and java script) I don't know if it can be done on windows machine using these languages but even if it could be done I think it would be difficult compared to VB or C## or some other high level languages.

I learned how to open multiple sites using basic windows batch commands enclosed in a bat file like:

start chrome.exe http://yahoo.com

start chrome.exe http://www.google.tv

But still I can't figure out how would actually a click on the bat file would help me to login to the sites also without even typing the username and password.

Do I need to start learning VB(visual basic),dot net, or windows batch programming to do this.is this so dificult.. Please help.

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answered 12 Years ago jarvisjovannia · Accepted Answer

You can try the following code:

set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject(WScript.Shell)

call WshShell.Run(http://www.gmail.com, 1, false) 'This will open your default browser



WScript.Sleep 2000

WshShell.SendKeys username

WScript.Sleep 1000

WshShell.SendKeys {TAB}

WScript.Sleep 1000

WshShell.SendKeys password

WshShell.SendKeys {TAB}

WScript.Sleep 1000

WshShell.SendKeys {ENTER}

WScript.Quit()

The code opens your browser, waits for the page to load, and then enters the username and password assuming that the cursor is in the right input box (for example, in Gmail, it will be on the username input box). Else you have to navigate to the right input box by using TAB.

If you are against writing the password in the script file, save it on you browser and use the appropriate SendKeys method for logging in.