Assert / Screenshot of non-HTML page

[daniel.c...@gmail.com]

Hello,

Is it possible to Assert and / or capture a screenshot of a non-html based page in the web browser? Specifically, I have a case where clicking a link on the site opens a new window which displays a PDF file (personally I would convert it to a pure HTML page instead of using PDF, but unfortunately it isn't my call). When I right-click the resulting page I am unable to view the source, but if I inspect the element via Chrome tools I do see a title within the appropriate <title> tags, which I assume the browser is generating somehow. 

When I run my test it opens the page as expected on screen, but the saved screenshot is a blank 815px x 908px jpg and the Assert of the title fails. I've included a sanitized version of the test method below; using this method on HTML based pages work just fine, so I know that my setup and tear down are ok.

        [Test]

        public void VerifyPdfWindowOpens() 

        {

            var saveFilePath = "FOLDER_PATH";

            browser.Visit("https://www.foo.com/bar.pdf");

            browser.SaveScreenshot(saveFilePath, ImageFormat.Jpeg);

            Assert.That(browser.Title == "PAGE_TITLE");

        }

"PDF isn't supported" is of course an acceptable answer; I just want to make certain I'm not doing it wrong if it is supported. :)

Thanks for you time,

Dan

[Adrian Longley]

On Tue, May 24, 2016 at 10:48 PM, <daniel.c...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

Is it possible to Assert and / or capture a screenshot of a non-html based page in the web browser?

No, I don't think this will work with Selenium. Perhaps you could just download the PDF directly from the expected location?

 

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