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How to manage auto logon/fill in in RDM if website form load is in 2/3 or more phases?

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Hi Team,

I was wondering if there is an easy / intuitive way to auto login with HTML control IDs like I used to do on almost all sites but today more and more modern sites have a login path in 2/3 phases or more.

Mainly, I have the problem with the O365 portal at this address:

https://login.microsoftonline.com

Basically, for O365, I filled in each field (id i0116 for the email, then i0118 the password and then either the Next or Connect buttons, they have the same idSIButton9 that I put in concerned submit) .

The first button is validated but not the second.. And then it asks again if we want to stay connected, I would like to skip the Yes and that everything is logged itself .

Do you have an idea ?

Cheers,

Kévin

No id on a login button in a website form - how to manage to auto logon?

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Hi Team,

I am sys admin and brand new registered here but have been reading you for a long time and using your wonderful tool which has made my life easier and more productive for several years.

Thank you for your unfailing availability here and for your help which has been invaluable to me on several occasions.

I have a pretty basic concern I think only for my "comfort", but I'm sure you could help me to find the solution :)

I can log into almost any site very easily using the HTML control IDs.

But here, we have a problem Houston, the Connect button of the website has no "id" in its form.

So I have to click on the button to confirm the connection of it which then works but I would like that it log itself.

To be more precise, I give you directly the concerned site that you can see & eventually test/try on your end:

https://sso.vectorworks.net/accounts/login/

I hope there is a way / workaround without having to go through a macro for example...

Thank you very much in advance for your support.

And sorry for my 1st (from beginner of course) question.

Cheers,

Kévin

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