Steps: open the Browser > enter URL http://seleniumhq.org >
Click Download tab > click Download version “2.46.0” link
It opens a dialog window. Click “Save File” button
Note: I have tried download *.xls file example code from URL: http://seleniumeasy.com/selenium-tutorials/how-to-download-a-file-with-webdriver it is working fine in my system. It automatically handling the dialog box and saving the file in destination location.
But the same code not working to download the *.jar file.
Could you please look into this one and help me to resolve this?
If you are downloading Selenium Standalone Server try this:
profile.setPreference("browser.helperApps.neverAsk.saveToDisk", "application/java-archive");
If downloading selenium java webdriver:
profile.setPreference("browser.helperApps.neverAsk.saveToDisk", "application/zip");
Here is a nice link for a detailed list of file format MIME type list: ClickME
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enter image description hereI have a selenium test implement for web application and implemented autoit to do a folder upload to my application. This folder upload initiates a chrome popup warning which has no title but 2 buttons "Upload" and "Cancel" (default selected). The folder upload is in the control of my application and has title for the popup window. So I could see controlfocus worked on upload folder popup even when my test was deployed on jenkins. But it does not click on the Chrome popup warning
#include <WinAPIFiles.au3>
ControlFocus("Select Folder to Upload","","Edit1")
ControlSetText("Select Folder to Upload","","Edit1","<Myfolder Path>")
sleep(4000)
ControlClick("Select Folder to Upload","","Button1")
sleep(4000)
;this is for the popup warning from chrome
ControlFocus("[CLASS:Edit; INSTANCE:1]","","Edit1")
Send("{LEFT}") <===== this and below does not ever work on jenkins but works on local
execution
Send("{ENTER}")
;sleep(10000)
exit(0)
my selenium code has
String filepath = ".\\uploadfile.bat";
Process p1 = Runtime.getRuntime().exec( filepath );
uploadfile.bat is ....
START /wait c:\AutoIT\uploadfld.exe
As first step run yours AutoIt script, and just after that click the HTML element using selenium.
Do not try to run AutoIt script after clicking the HTML element in selenium, as this stops your selenium because browser waits for file selection.
And as I said in one other cases (question which I answer some time ago), there should be other possibilities to do that without AutoIt, even without invoking the pop up window.
driver.findElement(By.xpath("//div[#class='invoiceUploadButton mat-elevation-z1 fileBrowseContainer']")).click();
with this i am able to click on choose file button to upload file.But after it i have a window pop-up to upload respective file. How to upload my file here? It works only in windows machine.
HTML Dom reference
<div class="invoiceUploadButton mat-elevation-z1 fileBrowseContainer">
<span>Choose File</span>
</div>
Try using the sendKeys method to provide the file path and then hit the Upload or Ok button.
addFile.sendKeys("D:\Big Data on AWS\Images\caps.jpeg");
driver.findElement(//Upload button).click();
I have to automate a scenario like a upload an image from windows explorer to TinyMCE component using Selenium. Since Selenium does not support OS control, I used AutoIt to upload the image.
AutiIt sets the image path to "File name" and seems like it clicks on 'Open' button as well. But the image is not loading to my "source" field.
Here is my Selenium command:
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:/XXXXX/src/test/resources/uploadImage.exe");
// Path of the AutoIT script file
AutoIT script:
WinActivate("Open")
Send("C:\LCNGProjects\Screenshots\Images\GifImage1.gif")
Sleep(5000)
Send("{ENTER}")
Refer the attached screenshot
Not sure if I have got the questions correct, Did you compile the script.
Can you please go through link below for script compilation and step by step info how to upload a file.
https://www.guru99.com/use-autoit-selenium.html
You do not need to use AutoIt. Auto will make your script dependable on windows machine only.
Instead of it find element using locator(i.e. xpath) of upload button which is having tag as type="file". Now pass this simple sendKeys with absolute path of your image in your machine like below:-
button2.sendKeys("C:\\UsersDesktop\\logo\\Summit-Logo-900px.png");
Or use
System.getProperty("user.dir"));
Append the path of file exluding your project path and filename inside your project
Example :-
button.sendKeys(System.getProperty("user.dir")+"\\logo\\Summit-Logo-900px.png");
below link contains more option to upload file like below :-
Using SendKeys command.
Using AutoIt scripting.
Using Jacob com interface.
http://www.techbeamers.com/handle-file-upload-selenium-webdriver/#h3
Hope it will help you :)
I'm not going to add full source code here. You can call the AutoIT script using this command inside your test case.
// Call to AutoIT script to upload the image
Runtime.getRuntime().exec("C:\\xxxxx\\src\\test\\resources\\uploadImage.exe");
AutoIT Scrip
ControlFocus("Open","","Edit1")
ControlSetText("Open","","Edit1","C:\xxxx\Images\jpgImage")
ControlClick("Open","","Button1")
For more information refer the following link
https://www.guru99.com/use-autoit-selenium.html
I found the following link
how to handle file downlaod for selenium webdriver for safari
where it is mentioned to use the following code:
dc.setCapability("safari.options.dataDir", "your folder path");
This code needs to give the path in advance.
What should I do if I want the option to prompt the user to input the file path everytime while downloading file?
My path can change for each and every file to be downloaded.
I want to view the HTML source of a web page, I've using ICSharpCode.TextEditor, Scintilla,... and they're all good. But, I have missed Firefox HTML source viewer.
I wonder if I can use Mozilla ActiveX Control to open the source viewer or is there a command line argument that make Firefox open it? Thanks!
You can do that from the command line like:
$> firefox view-source:http://stackoverflow.com
Or you can put something like this in the URL bar: "view-source:http://stackoverflow.com"
If you happen to want to open it in a new window:
$> firefox -new-window view-source:http://stackoverflow.com
There is a reference at mozillazine.org.