you can use following code to switch between windows based on the window title private void handleMultipleWindows(String windowTitle) { Set<String> windows = driver.getWindowHandles(); for (String window : windows) { driver.switchTo().window(window); if (driver.getTitle().contains(windowTitle)) { return; } } } Similary you could use URL or some other criteria to switch windows.
From the official page of Selenium: The core language-specific client drivers are: Ruby JavaScript Java Python C# However as per Selenium Official Home Page language bindings for other languages does exist but those projects are not supported, maintained, hosted, or endorsed by the Selenium project, which are as follows: Selenium [Language: Go] hs-webdriver [Language: Haskell] … Read more
I think you can do that. But I feel the better or easier way to do that is using different windows. Having said that we can use either multithreading or multiprocessing or subprocess module to trigger the task in parallel (near parallel). Multithreading example Let me show you a simple example as to how to … Read more
PhantomJS uses the three proxy options that are set from the commandline (docs). –proxy=address:port specifies the proxy server to use (e.g. –proxy=192.168.1.42:8080). –proxy-type=[http|socks5|none] specifies the type of the proxy server (default is http). –proxy-auth specifies the authentication information for the proxy, e.g. –proxy-auth=username:password). To use these, you have to add them to the DesiredCapabilities map … Read more
Actually you can’t click on the element since it’s not a web page element. However you can create a profile for firefox and include addons in that profile that is launched by the webdriver applications. This will allow you to have access to Firebug or other addons. I’m not sure of the interaction between the … Read more
The way I figure out for selenium 2, work fine for Chrome and firefox, IE has security check issue: Set<String> winSet = webDriver.getWindowHandles(); List<String> winList = new ArrayList<String>(winSet); String newTab = winList.get(winList.size() – 1); webDriver.close(); // close the original tab webDriver.switchTo().window(newTab); // switch to new tab
Use the WebDriverWait conditions. WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(yourWebDriver, 5); wait.until(ExpectedConditions.elementToBeClickable(By.xpath(“//xpath_to_element”))); Webdriver will wait for 5 seconds for your element to be able to be clicked.
Here you are missing somethings that is why it is waiting If there is not element. findElement will wait for an element implicitly specified time. so need to set that time to zero in that method. isElementPresent(WebDriver driver, By by) { driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(0, TimeUnit.SECONDS); try { driver.findElement(by); return true; } catch (NoSuchElementException e) { return false; … Read more
Webdriver can handle this quite easily in IE and Firefox. Its a simple case of finding the element and typing into it. driver = webdriver.Firefox() element = driver.find_element_by_id(“fileUpload”) element.send_keys(“myfile.txt”) The above example is in Python but you get the idea
If you are trying to select a file for upload Selenium 2 supports HTML file inputs. For example: HTML <input type=”file” id=”uploadhere” /> Selenium Code IWebElement element = driver.FindElement(By.Id(“uploadhere”)); element.SendKeys(“C:\\Some_Folder\\MyFile.txt”); Basically you “type” (with SendKeys) the full file path to the file input element. Selenium handles the file selection dialog for you. However if you … Read more