Visual Basic – GUNNALAG

November 6, 2015November 6, 2015Repackaging, Visual Basic, Web Technologies

VBScript to automatically launch webpage in Internet Explorer and auto login with username and password

Requirement: You want to have a web page pre-launched with automatic username and password login to the web page. Using VBScript: Using VBScript you can achieve this requirement where you create an Internet Explorer Application object and have complete access/control to it’s elements/content and their properties. Create IE Object: Set ObjIE = CreateObject(“internetexplorer.application”) Launch web page: ObjIE.Navigate “http://localhost/TestApp/User001/Login” Wait for page to load: WScript.Sleep 500 in Do Loop While ObjIE.ReadyState < 4 And ObjIE.Busy Input username: .getElementByID(“userId”).value = “Visitor” Input password: .getElementByID(“password”).value = “password” Click Sign-in Button: .getElementByID(“signIn_OK”).Click Sample Script: ‘===============================================================================’ Script name : Auto-Launch-Login-TestApp-IEBrowser.vbs’ Author : Govardhan Gunnala’ […]

June 9, 2014June 16, 2014Visual Basic

Visual Basic Script | Software Inventory | List and Generate a .CSV report file of all installed software on Windows Local System

Its a usual task for any of Windows Systems administrator to generate an inventory of Software installed on a Windows System. In most of the enterprises there would be various enterprise Inventory software employed for this purpose. But still if you wan to generate a quick ( and up-to-date) list from any Windows System, you can use below script that I modified to save the output/report to a .CSV file in the current working directory. VBScript to List All Installed Software | VBScript for Windows Software Inventory: [code language=”vb”] Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set objFile = objFSO.CreateTextFile("Software-Inventory.csv", True) On Error […]

June 5, 2014June 17, 2014Repackaging, Visual Basic, Windows Technologies

Accessing 64bit registry keys via 32bit scripting languages

Accessing 64bit registry keys via 32bit scripting languages: This is a very often requirement since the evolution of 64bit platforms. By default, an application or script receives data from the corresponding provider when two versions of providers exist. The 32-bit provider returns data to a 32-bit application, including all scripts, and the 64-bit provider returns data to the 64-bit compiled applications. However, an application or script can request data from the nondefault provider, if it exists, by notifying WMI through flags on method calls. Context Flags The __ProviderArchitecture and __RequiredArchitecture string flags have a set of values handled by WMI […]