Ctrl + p combination in selenium

[Imran Khan]

Dear all,

I am trying to pass "CTRL + P" combination. But, it doesn't work. PFB the statement which i have used,

driver.findElement(By.xpath("//body")).sendKeys(Keys.chord(Keys.CONTROL, "p"));

Do we have any alternate option for this?.

Could you please help me out with this?

Thanks,

Imran.

[John Doe]

You're looking into wrong direction as:

1. You should not be testing print dialog as it is a part of browser functionality and not related to your application
2. If you're really testing the browser, not the web application you should be aware that sticking to key events is not the best option to proceed as if/when you come to the situation of tests execution in Selenium Grid or other way of Parallel Tests Execution - you will run into unpleasant race condition. So you can go for i.e. Window.print() function instead

driver.executeAsyncScript("window.print();");

[Imran Khan]

Dear John,

I am working for a banking application. The test case says 

1. User should click on "Print" icon and it should open "Print" window with "Print" anc "Cancel" buttons.

2. "Cancel" button should navigate back to the previous page.

Hence, i should validate these two functionalities. Clients're not ready for third party tools like "AutoIT" (or) "Sikulli". If you have any technical solution, then i request you to provide this.

Thanks,

Imran.

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