Hi
I am using Win32::GUITest module with Win32::IEAutomation...
I try to access a local website...and it pops up a Windows' Login box...to authenticate my login credentials.
I went through http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=650373 but the problem is the code works only after I close the Login Window...
I'm unable to set foreground to the particular window 
my $searchString = 'Connecting to';
    
for (FindWindowLike()) {        
    my $title = GetWindowText($_);    
    next unless ( $title );
    if( $title =~ /^$searchString/i )  { 
        print "$title\n"; 
#        SetForegroundWindow($windows[0]);
        SendKeys('$username');
        SendKeys("{TAB}");
        SendKeys("$pass");
        SendKeys("{ENTER}");
    }
}

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Since the code works after I close the window, I've no way of knowing the name of the "Login" window...
Is there a way to do it?
Last time, i did it was for a "SaveFile" window which was easier to implement...
Raghu

In reply to Window name from IE by imrags

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