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How to force Selenium WebDriver to click on element which is not currently visible?

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How to handle windows file upload using Selenium WebDriver? How to type some text in hidden field in Selenium WebDriver using Java Background researchĪll of the following have related questions and answers but none of these solve the problem for the CuteWebUI AJAX file uploader: I must side-step the Browse dialog completely. I am open - for the sake of testing only - to suggestions that instead involve tricks manipulating the Browse dialog in Mac OS X, but that approach does not meet my eventual requirements, because I can't rely on that approach for the final task of uploading many files from an Enterprise Java web application into the targeted ASP.NET web application.

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I have searched for the full filepath after selecting with the Browse button using Firebug and it is not present in the page. That inserted AjaxUploaderQueueTable is clearly only cosmetic it seems that the filepath selected during the Browse operation is stored server-side. Instead, the string file.pdf without the full file path appears in a new TABLE with class="AjaxUploaderQueueTable" below the Browse button. The hidden INPUT element is never populated with a file path value ! String confirms that even if you do it by hand, that INPUT field is never used ! Instead, a new file queue table appears: WebElement element_uploader = + name_fileuploader + "']")) Jse.executeScript("document.getElementsByName('" + name_fileuploader + "').setAttribute('type', 'text') ")

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JavascriptExecutor jse = (JavascriptExecutor) driver The following Selenium in Java correctly unhides and populates the fileuploader_433 INPUT field, but on executing the click() on the submit I still get a popup window asserting I have to use the browse button with the message "Please use browse for file upload": String name_fileuploader = "fileuploader_434"

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I have omitted some style markup and some irrelevant values: The following HTML shows the situation before any file browse or upload has been attempted. The system I am targeting does indeed have an INPUT element that by name would suggest it is used to store the file upload path, but in fact when I try it by hand (and examine it using Firebug and Selenium IDE) its value is not populated at all, and instead a completely new temporary table of uploadable files appears. This does not work for the CuteWebUI AJAX file uploader. Identify the matching SUBMIT Upload button and click() it. Sometimes one needs to unhide this using a JavascriptExecutor and ensure it is a text field, then use sendKeys to populate it. Identify the INPUT field for the file upload path (sometimes hidden) populated by the Browse button. I appreciate that this problem has been answered many times for other file uploaders (see exhaustive list at end of this posting), and the process usually described as a solution for most file uploaders is roughly: I want to be able to upload directly into the CuteWebUI AJAX file uploader without using that Browse button (and without having to play any tricks using the Browse dialog on Mac OS X, because the files I wish to upload will not be available to a browser on a local filesystem, but instead are stored on a server accessible to the Java web application via Java, although for testing I can have them on a local filesystem, as shown below). Like many file uploaders, the CuteWebUI AJAX file uploader has a Browse button and an Upload button. I have an Enterprise Java web application with data and files and wish to automate mapping and uploading a selected subset of the data and files from that web application against (into) a separate ASP.NET web application, which uses the CuteWebUI toolkit and the CuteWebUI_Uploader_Resource from CuteSoft.Īt the time of writing the server has been down for some days Googling gives some CuteSoft forum hits that may help with this problem, but I currently can't access them.

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Solutions involving Windows, Windows-specific automation tools/libraries or O/S other than Mac OS X are not acceptable answersįirstly may I remark that very similar questions have be asked often here on Stackoverflow, I have examined every offered answer, and none of them work for the CuteWebUI_Uploader_Resource AJAX file uploader, as I will illustrate in detail below. Firefox 24.0 (although have also tried on Chrome)







Java for chrome mac os x