I am trying to automate my personal website logons and recently discovered cPamie, which looks like it may be a very handy tool indeed.
But, so far, I have not had any luck using it for website logons. This may or may not be a cPamie issue, so please bear with me.
The site I am trying to log on to automatically displays my username, but I must feed it my password in order to log on. No problem. I can get my password in the textbox, just fine. Where I have problems, however, is with the invocation of the log on itself.
I am no HTML guru and am much more familiar with Python than any of the more accepted web languages, but I can read it well enough to sort of partially diagnose the problem. It appears that the buttonname itself is hidden--which means (I think) that I cannot call a method requiring the input of a buttonname.
I have tried a number of methods from cPamie in order to try to log on, in lieu of the buttonname, but so far I have been unsuccessful.
Does anyone know of a solution to this problem?
(Incidently, I can log on by pressing the button with my mouse, but it is key and mouse strokes I am trying to eliminate, of course)
Thanking you in advance,
Chris N.
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