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Custom 3 fields required for RDP Login
#21
(20-11-2018, 05:04 PM)Lycan Wrote:
(20-11-2018, 04:24 PM)DevOma Wrote: Ok - the TAB you need to enter manually - <TAB>

Of course I can implement a pause - is it really necessary? Please try the manually entered <TAB> first :-)
I agree, with the logon banner, this doesn't work. But servers with out get the send leys to the 3rd box fine.
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#22
(20-11-2018, 05:30 PM)m4ppy Wrote:
(20-11-2018, 05:04 PM)Lycan Wrote:
(20-11-2018, 04:24 PM)DevOma Wrote: Ok - the TAB you need to enter manually - <TAB>

Of course I can implement a pause - is it really necessary? Please try the manually entered <TAB> first :-)
I agree, with the logon banner, this doesn't work. But servers with out get the send leys to the 3rd box fine.

If your screen is like mine, by default, before this feature was implemented, the cursor would stop in the password field, and two tabs required to pass through the "arrow" to the "3rd data" field.
Just seems to be a timing issue between the <Return> at the logon banner, and when the key-codes are sent.

so the pause after the <Return> before keycodes sent should solve the issue I think.
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#23
New version is available

https://remotedesktop.rocketsoftware.com...?tid=10915
Regards/Gruss
Oliver
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#24
(22-11-2018, 11:50 AM)DevOma Wrote: New version is available

https://remotedesktop.rocketsoftware.com...?tid=10915

I am not seeing any differences with this new version right off the bat.

What's changed?
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#25
Added the <pause> command as requested...
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Oliver
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#26
   
(23-11-2018, 09:52 AM)DevOma Wrote: Added the <pause> command as requested...

oh.. <pause>  each iteration is 1 second?

Does not seem to do anything, screen goes from logon message to the user/pass/3rdfield prompt screen, cursor/focus sits at beginning of password field.
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#27
If you set credentials these values should be set automatically - and then you should be able to simulate your keyboard input with <TAB> to the right field and then enter your KeyCodes as needed and afterwards send a return to finish - what is not working expected? Which value do you use as Custom Keys send request? Perhaps you can record the UI and post it? You can also send it me by a private message if you want or via mail to asg.rd@asg.com
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Oliver
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#28
(26-11-2018, 11:36 AM)DevOma Wrote: If you set credentials these values should be set automatically - and then you should be able to simulate your keyboard input with <TAB> to the right field and then enter your KeyCodes as needed and afterwards send a return to finish - what is not working expected? Which value do you use as Custom Keys send request? Perhaps you can record the UI and post it? You can also send it me by a private message if you want or via mail to asg.rd@asg.com

Is it possible that the "focus" isn't in the right place when the recorded keystrokes are sent?
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#29
I do not know - you told me that you first get a warning message? So a first RETURN is required? And then the logon message appear? And the focus is not set to the login fields? I can't reproduce that in my environment - if I start a rdp connection the focus is always somewhere in the login fields - and so I'm able to send some keys to enter the values I want...
Regards/Gruss
Oliver
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#30
(27-11-2018, 10:02 AM)DevOma Wrote: I do not know - you told me that you first get a warning message? So a first RETURN is required? And then the logon message appear? And the focus is not set to the login fields? I can't reproduce that in my environment - if I start a rdp connection the focus is always somewhere in the login fields - and so I'm able to send some keys to enter the values I want...

Correct.

Logon Warning:  Your press <Return> after X seconds seems to work, but not consistently.  Some, if set to 0, do nothing, if set to 1, works maybe 90% of the time for the Return processing.
After that, on the actual logon screen, either nothing is sent, or only partially sent, which fails.
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#31
I don't know what else we could do - if the focus inside the rdp control is not at the right place I can't control it - so you just can try to find a solution with some <PAUSE> statements
Regards/Gruss
Oliver
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#32
Cool 
Was finally able to get things working.
I had to turn off the "sendkeys enter after login warning".

Then, prefix my keys with

13;<PAUSE>;

add my sendkeys

<TAB>;<TAB>;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;13

so we end up with

13;<PAUSE>;<TAB>;<TAB>;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;##;13


That does the enter key for the login warning, pauses, tabs twice, enters the numeric identifier and presses enter, which takes me to the MFA selection screen, where I just click the arrow to select my default MFA selection.

Working now.

Thanks for the modifications to the application that allowed me to eventually learn how to make it work!!

Slowness on my part, not yours.  Smile
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#33
Great :-)
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Oliver
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