Currently we’ve stuck in a situation: we need to login to a bank website so password should be typed in. But the textbox where password typed in has security control, which prevent any activities to type in.
We’ve tried type into, send hotkey, copy, virtual keyboard and any other similar activities but all failed. Now we’re using remote desktop control to achieve this but it’s way too unstable and slow.
Any ideas or similar experience and solution? Thanks.
First of all try to use Internet Explorer11, if its a web based app.
IE11 prevents any kind of COM component errors.
1.> If this is a web based application , then right click on that input field and click on inspect element.
And try to change the Input type attribute to “text”.
And try to type in. - This may help
2.> Else,I see a keyboard icon aligned on the right , try to click on it and probably if it gives u a virtual keyboard, try to use click activity to click various keys.
About that virtual keyboard icon, every other thing except the keyboard is prevented and it shows up on another layer, even click with absolute cursor the click would happen under that keyboard.
Before you could type into password, you need to install the bank’s security control first, then the ‘special textbox’ appears after restart browser.
https://ebank.sdb.com.cn/corporbank/logon_basic.jsp
Here is the link. This is a bank’s login website, so you could do anything you want to try to just type ins.
You need to click the blue font link in the red box to download and install the security control and restart the browser. Thanks.