I have a web page where I have a log in button. Once I click on the Login Button it takes me to Microsoft single sign-on screen, Where I give my username and password, But I have two-factor authorisation enabled too where a code is received in my registered mobile.
I am not sure how can I automate this and all the functionality sits inside this login page.
How can I automate this in protractor, Could not find any resource to achieve this!!
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I'm trying to use Cypress with a site that redirects users to a third-party site for authentication. Once a user logs in, they're automatically redirected back to the site we control. From what I've read, Cypress doesn't support this particular set up.
Authentication at the third-party site can happen through a popup as well. And I can make Cypress open that popup.
Is there a way I can detach the Cypress test runner from the log-in popup so that it's no longer under control by Cypress? If so, how is this done? I would like to do this so that I can automate the log-in with something else (namely, Puppeteer) and then run the actual tests in the base page in the Cypress iframe.
Since you can assume the AUT is accepting a request from the 3rd party at some point in time, there should be a solution where you fire that api request with cy.request in the same manner as the UI.
You'll likely have to store environment variables, or some other auth security for the key, but if you do that, the login flow can be replicated by Cypress without having to use their 3rd party code; which you won't be able to access with Cypress if it's an iframe or other common 3rd party auth UI setup.
I'm using Testcafe to test a corporate web solution.
One of the ways we authenticate is Windows authentication.
If this type of authentication is enabled, on the page load, a native dialog appears and I have to type in user name and password and click Sign In, or Cancel.
I couldn't find an explanation or example of this in TestCafe.
Can anyone please help with this?
You can use the approach described in the HTTP Authentication topic for this purpose.
I am working on some browser tests in selenium on Chrome. I have a script which ran on my personal machine can connect to a site and has no issues. However when the script is ran on a machine inside our network, it pops an authentication pop up. When I click cancel on the authentication box, it continues to a user login page which allows regular authentication. I have disabled IWA for the browser but it is still popping up.
I tried passing username#password:url but that did not work. Our test account is not connected to the domain and this website will try to use your Windows account but outside the network it defaults to the login page where we do have regular userid/pw for certain people (like our test account they created for us). We do not control the server so I cannot change that behavior.
I would normally close the alert in this case however selenium is not recognizing the authentication popup as an alert so the script just hangs. So step 2 would be the userid/password sent in the URL but that doesn't work either. I would prefer not to go the route of installing any other tools (like AutoIt) and try to solve this with settings.
Is there a way to skip the authentication popup in chrome? In the header the response is its using "Negotiate" for auth. I do not get that when testing on my local machine outside the network.
We have a program that runs in IIS with Windows authentication, and which is available to the outside world.
Right now, we provide to every interested party a link to the program, along with guest credentials they then have to type.
Is there a possibility to do away with the credentials? Our internal people should be able to login as usual, but we want to provide a link to get into the guest account without typing any login credentials.
I have tried to add the credentials into the clickable url, but Internet Explorer and Edge browser do not support this, and Mobile Safari throws phishing warnings.
Can this be done universally, that the authentication is done invisibly in the background in all browsers, using some kind of redirect or XHR call with arguments or something like that?
While implementing the Facebook Connect to a web application , its possible to show Facebook Sign up page in a pop up and once logging in and Granting permissions are complete, its possible to Authenticate Again in PHP and to get the necessary details of the user, - id, email etc.
I believe, thats secure because, the User Insertion is not based on the Ajax Request Parameters.
Is it possible to do the same with Google Plus Login also ?
Means - Logging in to Google - Using Javascript SDK, asking permissions, Authenticating all done in a Pop Up Window. and then, Creating a new user with the Help of google-api-php-client ??
Yes, what you're trying to do is outlined with https://developers.google.com/+/web/signin/server-side-flow which includes some PHP code samples to help you do this. In general, the steps at authentication time are:
User clicks the "Sign in with Google" button which may pop-up a new window at Google prompting them to log in and authorize your webapp.
After they do so, a one-time code is sent to a JavaScript callback you specify.
Your Javascript method sends this code to your PHP server.
Your PHP server uses the client library to contact Google's server and exchange this one-time code for an access token and refresh token, which you keep and use to perform actions on the user's behalf.