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5/8/2010 12:30 PM Rate (0)

Avant hi
  which function in vbs call login dialog?
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5/10/2010 11:22 AM Rate (0)

Romulus Hi

Perhaps you canuse the C standard function: PASSLoginDialog ?

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Avant thanks
  but i want to use just vbs no by c_action.
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6/16/2010 9:09 AM Rate (0)

Romulus Hi

I dont't know how.

But there is a way to call c functions in VBS:

WinCC ToolWinCC Script Connector.
Here some info about this.
http://www.industry.siemens.de/wincc/wincc/html_76/index.asp?
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6/16/2010 1:32 PM Rate (0)

Yolov hi,

You can not use VBS to open login dialog. You can do it from ANSI C as Romulus
said.

It is possible if you use SIMATIC Logon. Check FAQ site - there is very ugly
looking VBS example how you can do that for SIMATIC Logon.

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7/15/2010 8:31 AM Rate (0)

kukukk Hy!

I have used the following solution to login/logout via VBS:

I have 2 buttons ("Button_Login" for login and "Button_Logout" for logout) with the
following C script on Fill Level Change event:
(You can make that buttons invisible, and you can use another event...)

For login button:

#pragma code ("useadmin.dll")
#include "PWRT_api.h"
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SetFillingIndex(lpszPictureName, lpszObjectName, 0);
PWRTLogin ('c');

For logout button:

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#include "PWRT_api.h"
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SetFillingIndex(lpszPictureName, lpszObjectName, 0);
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Rating: And I have the following VBS code (you have to change the screen number according to
your screens...):
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For login:
Sub Login(Item)
Dim objScreen
Dim Button
Set objScreen = HMIRuntime.Screens(2)
Set Button = objScreen.ScreenItems("Button_Login")
Button.FillingIndex = 50
End Sub

For logout:
Sub Logout(Item)
Dim objScreen
Dim Button
Set objScreen = HMIRuntime.Screens(2)
Set Button = objScreen.ScreenItems("Button_Logout")
Button.FillingIndex = 50
End Sub

I hope this help

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r2407 Dear kukukk,
  Thank you for your solution, however I should say that your code is cmpletely true
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for C, but I don't know why the VBS code doesn't work at all. Since I am
Rating: basicallymore comfortable with Visual Basic, I refer to program with VBS.
(0) Honestly, I didn't understand your program in C and only copy it in my program.
I would be pleased if you helr to find out what is the problem of VBS part.
Tanks.
Yours Faithfully
Reza

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kukukk Can you post your sample project? And I will try to correct it...

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9/28/2010 8:08 AM Rate (0)

r2407 Dera kukukk,
  First of all, thanks alot for your attention to my problem. I simpely copied your VBS
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codes to the mouse action of my button, but I didn't realized what was your
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In my project, I have created 6 screens, and the screen that I have placed these
Login Buttons is first screen that I have named it "home.pdl".

For login:
Sub Login(Item)
Dim objScreen
Dim Button
Set objScreen = HMIRuntime.Screens(2)
Set Button = objScreen.ScreenItems("Button_Login")
Button.FillingIndex = 50
End Sub

What shall I put within bracket, 6, 1 or home? (Set objScreen = HMIRuntime.Screens(2) ??)
Is Button_Login a button in Library or an object name that I have to place in my screen.

I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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kukukk
I have HMIRuntime.Screens(2), because the screen on which the buttons are, is in a
PictureWindow. If you don't have any PictureWindow I think you should use 1 for screen.
Maybe it should work with HMIRuntime.Screens("home"). You can find more information
in WinCC help...

The Login_Button is an object from Object Palette -> Windows Objects -> Button.
By default Graphics Designer gives a name lake Button1, Button2... (It depends
on how much Button object have you placed on your screen. With every object it
is incremented) But I have changed it's name to Login_Button.
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