I’m looking for a script that will open a browser to a specific intranet site and insert a user name and password. If someone can point me at such a script or get me started making one I’d greatly appreciate it. I’d especially like it if this could be done without any additions.
Thanks.
Never mind. I figured it out. But I need to be able to control the window it opens, get rid of the toolbars, etc. Any ideas? This would be Netscape 4.79.
Thanks.
IF you aren’t opposed to a JavaScript/AppleScript solution…
I don’t have that particular version of Netscape but this tip should work
with any JavaScript enabled browser. IE provides support for running
JavaScript code via AppleScript but I don’t see anything similar in
Netscape’s dictionary.
However, it appears that JavaScript code, when presented as a URL, will
execute and act on a browser window. For instance, if you run this
tell application "Netscape Navigator™"
GetURL "javascript:window.moveTo(0,0) window.resizeTo((screen.width 1),(screen.height/1))"
end tell
The front window should be resized to full screen. There are JavaScript
commands which will allow you to control the windows elements that you
wish to control (toolbars, etc.).
Creating bookmarks/favorites with JavaScript code as the URL is also
very handy. 
Disclaimer: I’m not a JavaScript expert and I don’t know the limits or
capabilities of various browsers. 
Rob
Well, turns out my script doesn’t work as it should after all. That is, it works for a specific day and no other days. So it’s back to square one.
Do a search for ‘forms’
I’ve posted several times about using the ‘do script’ command in Internet Explorer. If you need to use Netscape, it’s much harder, unless they’ve added ‘do script’ commands in Netscape 6.
You can do almost anything in IE using javascript code and the ‘do script’ command.