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A Forum reader recently asked:
"Below is a section from one of my scripts that makes sure logon.jsp appears in the URL; then it makes sure the Login, Organization, User ID, and Password are found on the page; then users are logged in. Is there a way to search every page except for 2 or 3 in particular - such as a way to say "If every page except for search.asp and logo.jsp, then ...?"
geturl ?url
If "logon.jsp" -in ?url
DebugPrint "We have reached login page."
Delay 200
If -text "Log In" "Organization" "User ID" "Password"
Type $Username #2
Type $Password #3
Submit
EndIf
EndIf
And here's the response from SecureLogin expert David Guest ...
Solution
If you use a regsplit to get the text before the .?sp, then you can do a reverse search.
GetURL ?URL Regsplit "http://.*/(.*)\..sp.*" ?URL ?Page If ?Page -In "logon search logo" Else #Do your thing here EndIf
This will match the string before .?sp (it should be "logon" or "search" or similar) and store it to ?Page. You then check to see if ?Page is in the list of recognized pages.
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It was contributed by a community member and is published "as is." It seems to have worked for at least one person, and might work for you. But please be sure to test, test, test before you do anything drastic with it.
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