This happens in IE11 - when I open the file selection menu (Ctrl+O), then files inside the "Dynamic scripts" can be selected/opened, but are not searchable - for example I can click on _add-to-unscopables.js to open it but if I type its name, it would tell me no results were found.
Any idea why this is happening?
It looks like this is by design, we could only filter the actual script file under our web site.
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Hi Everyone
I'm new to selenium, please bear with me, and guide me a little bit.
So I want to make an automation process with selenium-ide, with the hope that this automation will make testing in my project easier.
So using selenium-ide and trying to upload a file using dropzone.js, here is the normal flow.
Click the button 'Add Photo'
Windows explorer will pop up
After the file is selected, on the background, 'dropzone' will manipulate the file while opening a pop up "Image Editor"
After clicking "Confirm" the file will be uploaded to the server.
What I want to accomplish is "How can I manipulate click/select the file after file explorer opened, using selenium-ide? or is it possible?"
I have already spent hours trying to find the solution and have had no luck.
I try using the command "type" or "send key", and also on my discovery we could use javascript directly with the command "execute script", but I just don't know how to make it work
What I expect is, I could manipulate the manual proses of the selection file with automation from selenium-ide.
Thank You.
I got my own answer guys!
My goals above can be solved using selenium-ide command called "type",
Here is the explanation:
Command:
I use "type", according to selenium-ide it will store value to your element.
Target
Dropzone will create its own element 'input file' and it's hidden, of course, so this is one that we should get, instead of your own input file. You may find it with class dz-hidden-input, and since I have many file inputs I use an array at the end of XPath [{$check}]
Value This one is the exact path where you put your file locally.
**The Logic / How it works: **
with this solution, we don't need to trigger file explorer, because the above code will inject the image inside dropzone file input, and since dropzone listens to their file input which is dz-hidden-input, it will act the same way that we choose the file from file explorer.
I hope this answer will help someone whos bumped into the same problem.
Kudos XD
I am trying to open files using a specified executable; just like as if you were to right mouse click on a file then scroll to "Open with"
I tried what kaymaf said and reviewed the docs, but I cannot seem to get this to work.
Dim FI As New FileInfo(GetFileNameFromListViewItem(ListViewCollection.SelectedItems(0)))
Dim GetExif As Process = System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("C:\Users\*username*\Downloads\exiftool.exe", FI.FullName)
This just ends up open the executable and rather than opening the file with the executable.
You would like to open a file with your program using the Windows context menu; and do you want to get an entry in that menu? If that is not correct, the answer can be deleted.
I found this in a German forum, and they refer to this site:
This is the translated text:
One possibility would be that you register your file extension and your program in the system to open this file extension. As soon as the system knows everything, you only need to right-click on the file(s) and in the context menu, in addition to the standard entries, another menu item for opening these files is displayed. If you select this menu item, your program will start automatically if it has not yet started, and you can read out / determine the path to this file or several files in your program and process it accordingly. How it all works is described here: ookii.org/Blog/opening_files_via_idroptarget_in_net
On this page there is also a sample for download (start text files with your own program via an additional entry in the context menu / display paths to the files). It is not a VB, but it should be translatable without any problems. Corresponding information on the page and the comments should be observed.
How to show class file (not java file) in explorer in IDEA?
When I select a java file, I want to position it in the explorer, I know in Eclipse it is easy, but what I should do in IDEA?
You can do it with the External Tool like this:
This answer describes what parameters to use for the explorer.exe to select the file.
Using IntelliJ IDEA macros the Arguments field will look like this:
/select,"$OutputPath$\$FileDirRelativeToSourcepath$\$FileNameWithoutExtension$.class"
It will open Explorer with the output file selected:
For the source file located in C:\work\attaches\hotswap-bug\src\foo\bazz\Another.java the tool will select C:\work\attaches\hotswap-bug\out\production\hotswap-bug\foo\bazz\Another.class file.
This tool can be invoked from the editor right click menu while inside the source .java file:
You can also assign a keyboard shortcut to this tool or make an action in the toolbar for easier access.
Final result:
Just curious, what's the real world use case for this?
Is there a way to upload all the opened documents to the current site without having to load em manually?
At the moment for each opened document I select one and I press Ctrl+shift+U but it's kinda lame if you edited more than 10-20 files
thanks
There is no native function however I have this simple cheat I use:
Open up the find and replace dialogue
Do a search for a string that appears in all the open documents. The page title usually has something useful. Make sure "all open documents" is selected. Click "Find All"
The panel appears that shows you all the instances of your search (should be all the open files)
Highlight all the file names in the search results panel, right click, and click "put"
It actually only takes a few seconds and saves you the pain of having to put each file individually. This is obviously for cases where simply highlighting the files and clicking the put button isn't feasible (e.g. files in multiple directories, etc).
In CS6 (not sure about older versions), when viewing the local site, right-click on the project's parent directory, hover on 'Select' and then 'Checked Out Files.'
This will highlight all the files you have checked out and allow you to check them in with one click.
Note: As Dreamweaver gathers all of the check in status information from the server, this can take quite a while if it is a large project. Only suggested for smaller projects, in which case it seems to work great!
Following the same process, you can also select 'Recently Modified', which only searches your local site and is much faster (but doesn't directly answer the check in/out part of your question).
I hope this helps!
I was a big fan of the Get Put All Extension, but it does not work on CS4 or CS5.
Unfortunately, upload all open is not built in. A long while ago I wrote a Dreamweaver extension called Get Put All, which allows for getting or putting of all open documents. It should still be available for sale (probably $5 or under) at the CommunityMX web site (down for me at the moment). I no longer contribute to CommunityMX, so I won't see any proceeds. While written a while ago, it should work fine in newer versions of Dreamweaver.
Just found out how to do it.
Use ctr+select all the files in the tree view under files and then right click on the selected entries and click "put"
SOLUTION:
1) Click on "Site"
2) "Manage Sites" (Select the site you want to manage)
3) "Edit"
4) "Remote Info"
5) And tick the checkbox "Automatically upload files to server on save"
(See where I am going here)
Have all the files you want to upload OPEN on Dreamweaver
6) Then "Find" a common code each document has
7) And "Replace ALL" with the EXACT same code
*Make sure "Find in: OPEN DOCUMENTS" is selected before you do the replacement
Once Dreamweaver has find and replaced the exact code - all documents will be unsaved at this point.
8) Just click "Save All" and voila!!! Now your CTRL+SHIFT+U fingers can chill the F out!
Hope this helps!
Oh, Remember to uncheck "Automatically upload files to server on save" afterwards or when not needed
PS: When you click "Save All" - you might get Dreamweaver saying "NOT RESPONDING". Just leave dreamweaver alone until it's done because it's uploading files at a rapid rate depending how fast your internet is :)
I want to hyperlink to a page within the Word 2007 Object Model Reference documentation, that ships with Word 2007. These are webpages that use the ms-help:// protocol that Firefox cannot understand.
So I wanted to specify the ms-help:// path of the help page as a command line argument to the viewer, CLVIEW.EXE.
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\CLVIEW.EXE
Does anybody know the command line syntax for this?
CLVIEW.EXE doesn't support command line parameters to launch to a certain page. It's usually used to launch your own custom help file within the hosted Office application.
With Word 2007 there are some options available. They depend, let me repeat, they depend on whether your help is in online or offline mode.
If your intent is simply to get
people to a specific Word help page
and they have internet access, you can grab the URL from the help file
in online mode. To do this,
just right-click on the page you
want the link, for example the
Make the text bold page, to and click Properties. Then copy the URL
(Address) which is:
http://office.microsoft.com/client/helppreview.aspx?AssetID=HA100215341033&ns=WINWORD&lcid=1033. This will work just fine in FF (if you were in Offline mode, this
same link would have been:
ms-help://MS.WINWORD.12.1033/WINWORD/content/HA10021534.htm.)
If you are first sending them to
Word, you can run an macro that
brings up this topic. You grab the
"Topic ID" from right-clicking on
the page Make the text bold page
(which, in this case is
"HA10021534") and put that ID as the
first parameter, like the below.
NOTE: This should work in both
online and offline mode.
Sub DisplayHelpTopic()
Application.Assistance.ShowHelp "HA10021534", ""
End Sub
For developer documentation with the
solution for #2, if you are in
offline mode, you need to set the
scope to "DEV" (which will also work
if you are in online mode). So for
the subject Bibliography Object,
the Topic ID is: HV10096617. If you
are in online mode, you don't need
the "DEV" scope. Code:
Sub DisplayHelpTopic()
Application.Assistance.ShowHelp "HV10096617", "DEV"
End Sub
You can view these documentation pages in Internet Explorer.
Open up your Word docs to the page you want.
Right click, Properties and copy the ms-help:// URL.
Paste this URL in IE, it should open up fine.
Use the command line syntax for IE to hyperlink to it.
Hope that helps, although clicking links in IE may not work properly.
Maybe CLVIEW.EXE has command line syntax that can do this directly.