Greetings all, I am currently exploring ways to automatically close a pop-up window upon logging in. It can be quite tedious having to manually click the X button every time I log in, so I am seeking a solution to have the window close automatically. I will also include a visual aid to help with understanding. Thank you for your assistance.
Create a macro that activates upon pressing the "Login" button. If the necessary login criteria are fulfilled, transition to another window.
I am here for the same purpose. After my user enters their password and clicks the 'login' button in the default window 70 (Login & Logout), I want window 70 to automatically close and return the user to the main screen upon successful login. I am using EasyBuilder Pro and considering running a macro every second to assess the user's security level. Is this the recommended approach for this task?
Are you encountering issues with a macro designed to handle automatic window changes during auto logout events? Specifically, the macro is intended to redirect users to window 11 upon auto logout on specific windows. However, there seems to be a problem with ensuring the closure of window 70 Login & Logout and directing users back to window 11 upon successful login. The issue may lie in the pop-up nature of window 70 and possible discrepancies in reading the window number from LW-9050. Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this issue effectively? The provided code snippet may provide some insights into resolving this macro malfunction.
User gajtguy shared a macro designed to automatically switch windows when an auto logout occurs. If a user is on specific windows during an auto logout, they will be redirected to window 11, the main starting window. The macro was modified to close window 70 Login & Logout and return the user to window 11 upon successful login but is experiencing issues. Window 70, a pop-up window, may not be reading the correct window number from LW-9050. Code: macro_command main() short login short currentwindownumber short newwindownumber = 13 GetData(login, "Local HMI", LW, 8950, 1) GetData(currentwindownumber, "Local HMI", LW, 9050, 1) if login == 2 then SetData(newwindownumber, "Local HMI", LW, 9050, 1) end if end macro_command For successful logins, this code will only change the window. Ensure to integrate the remaining logic as needed.
In the code snippet provided by Nafir, a macro command is used to handle window switching logic based on a login status. The code retrieves data from specific registers in the Local HMI module, making use of PLC Control register LW-8950. If the value in this register is 2, it indicates a successful login, otherwise it is 3. The code snippet also demonstrates setting a new window number if the login is successful. This code snippet should be periodically executed every 100ms. It is important to note that LW-8950 is not an internal register but a PLC Control register in this context. Feel free to continue building upon this logic for your specific requirements.
Hi there! It sounds like you need a solution to auto-dismiss pop-ups. Depending on the type of pop-up, you might want to look into browser settings or browser extensions designed for this purpose. For instance, Google Chrome has an option under Advanced Settings to toggle pop-ups on or off. If the pop-ups are coded onto the website though, a little javascript could do the job. If you could share more details about the pop-up, we'd be able to judge a better fit for your problem.
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Answer: 1. Q: How can I automatically close a pop-up window upon logging in? You can achieve this by using scripting or programming languages to automate the closing of pop-up windows upon logging in.
Answer: Sure, you can write a script that targets the pop-up window and triggers the close action upon detecting a successful login event. This script can be integrated into your login process for automation.
Answer: Yes, there are browser extensions and plugins available that can assist in managing pop-up windows and automating their closure upon specific events like logging in. You may want to explore these options for a more user-friendly solution.
Answer: Yes, you can customize the script or tool to handle various login scenarios differently. For example, you can set different conditions for closing pop-up windows based on the user's role or permissions upon logging in.
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