I'm creating a test suite to automate some parts of data input on my web application. I have a page where I can click on the button to upload a document to the application.
It looks something like this:
Can only upload a PDF file.
I set it to XPath xpath=//input[#id='inputGroupFile03']
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I am trying to open a Visualforce page in Firefox using an automation tool (Web driver). While trying this, every time automated browser open the VF page it shows:
We can't display this page because your browser blocks cross-domain
cookies. Try again with a different supported browser.
How to run automation test script for the VisualForce Pages?
I need to open a PDF in my project, and I'm using Web-view to load the PDF URL with google service. It is working in the old version, in the new version it is opening in an external window of google PDF reader.
webview.loadUrl("http://drive.google.com/viewerng/viewer?embedded=true&url=" + "http://cateringkitchen.in/" + file);
My code looks like the above. I want my PDF to open in web view not in an external app of Google.
We have a requirement of testing Content of PDF files with the data displayed in web page of our application. Can anybody suggest an automation tool or approach which we can using for automating the above scenario.
I want to capture the Splunk dashboard to a pdf for sending a periodic email. The inbuilt pdf generator doesn't creates a good pdf in Splunk. Is there any open source tools that can be used like CutyCapt which can capture the screen via linux commands for pages with authentication.
You probably could try phantomjs.
It uses WebKit internally and has a screen capture capability allowing you to export web page to PNG/JPEG/PDF.
I am exporting crytsal report to pdf format and saving the pdf on azure cloud. This code is written in web api. I am also able to download the pdf on client. Is there any way with which I can open this saved pdf file on client side by either using server side code or using jQuery. I just want to keep the file open for the user to view.
Maybe you can have a link point to the PDF file address with response header "response-content-disposition": "inline; filename=this.pdf", "response-content-type": "application/pdf". Then I think the browser will launch proper PDF plugin to show it.