FindWindow with Contains?

[circa.1741]

It would be nice if FindWindow() can work with contains instead of the full text.

Or, is it able to?

Thanks

[Adrian Longley]

On 19 Jun 2013, at 06:26, circa.1741 wrote:

It would be nice if FindWindow() can work with contains instead of the full text.

Or, is it able to?

No. Any particular reason you can't predict the window title exactly?

Thanks

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[sanjaya athukorala]

Hi Adiel,

I have a scenario where the pop up window title is generated from the server side with the time stamp. As an example my pop up window title is 'XXXXX report 2010/07/31 13.45.21.xls

So, i obviously need to have something like 'FindWindow can work with contains'.

Or else, do you see any other way to get this done?

Thanks.

Regards,

Sanjaya.

[sanjaya athukorala]

Hi Circa,

I also have a same scenario that i cannot validate the pop up with title name? i also prefer to have something like 'FindWindow() can work with contains'.

So, have you sorted out this issue? if so how?

Thanks.

Regards,

Sanjaya.

[Adrian Longley]

On Wed, Jul 31, 2013 at 5:08 AM, sanjaya athukorala <sanj...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Adiel,

I have a scenario where the pop up window title is generated from the server side with the time stamp. As an example my pop up window title is 'XXXXX report 2010/07/31 13.45.21.xls

Ok, I'm sold.

Coypu 0.19.0 - relased just now - has this feature as you requested. Hope it does what you need!

Adrian

[sanjaya athukorala]

Hi Adrian,

Thanks for the latest update.

I have ran my test scenario with coypu 0.19.0 version. But i still cannot use FindWindow with partial title name.

My intellisense says, i have the right coypu version.

 // Summary:

        //     Find an open browser window or tab by its title or name. If no exact match

        //     is found a partial match on title will be considered.

I have attached the dialog i'm testing and the code snippet in which you may see how i tried to capture dialog.

Thanks.

Regards,

Sanjaya.

[Adrian Longley]

Sanjaya,

This is not a browser window, but the firefox modal download dialog.

You won't be able to automate this window with WebDriver (Coypu).

Coypu can help you dowload the file though, assuming you can determine the URL of the file to be downloaded. There is the following method you can call on a BrowserSession:

/// <summary>
/// Saves a resource from the web to a local file using the cookies from the current browser session.
/// Allows you to sign in through the browser and then directly download a resource restricted to signed-in users.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="resource"> The location of the resource to download</param>
/// <param name="saveAs">Path to save the file to</param>

public void SaveWebResource(string resource, string saveAs)

Hope this helps

Adrian

[sanjaya athukorala]

Thanks Adrian,

I will check this out.

Regards,

Sanjaya.

[md ibrahim rashid]

Hello,

You can use browser.FindWindow("substring of title").

It will provide you matching browser window.

Regards,

Ibrahim