Need some help with window popup

Lou10120

Hello,

Could anybody please tell me how does Sahi recognise the windows popup (i mean the windows alert) ?


Here is my purpose :
When i try to log in a web page, i must provide the login and password, then click on the "Validate" button. If i enter a wrong login or password, an alert (windows popup) is displayed with the message "The login/password is incorrect", but it seems that Sahi does not handle this popup.

Could anybody help me please ?

Thanks !!!

Lou10120

pankaj.nith

Hi,

I also am facing a similar problem. I need to click "OK" or "Cancel" button in the Windows Internet Explorer alert.
Anybody having a solution or atleast a pointer in which direction should i proceed to resolve the problem is welcome.

Regards,
Pankaj.

narayan

Have a look at _expectConfirm (http://sahi.co.in/w/_expectconfirm)

pankaj.nith

Hi,

Thanks for the quick response Sir. I have tried it but in vain. I wonder if I am using "_expectConfirm()" in a right way and in a right situation.
I tried to evaluate this simple expression

confirm("hi");
_expectConfirm("hi", false);

but nothing happened. Please suggest if i am using it in a wrong way.

Thanks,
Pankaj.

diikee

that makes 3 of us facing a similar issue

I am still waiting on a build which should address the issue with window "Save As" prompt where it doesn't know how well to handle that.

narayan

diikee,
These are not related issues.

javascript alerts, confirms and prompts are handled well by Sahi.
When a button is clicked and a confirm box appears, Sahi silently acts as if "OK" was clicked on that dialog, without showing that dialog.
If you need to have the behavior of a "Cancel" instead of an "OK", use an _expectConfirm("message on the confirmation dialog", false) before the _click line.

So if

_click(_button("Login"));

was going to throw that confirm dialog,

use

_expectConfirm("Are you sure", false); // false works as cancel
_click(_button("Login"));

I guess you will get your "Save As" on Monday. (Recent studies show that a nice donation to Sahi makes response times much faster)

diikee

narayan,

_expectConfirm("default values.Do you want to continue?", true)
_popup("Image settings")._click(_link("factory defaults"));

this causes the script to stop playback, I comment it out and it works fine.
I believe the _expectConfirm is still buggy in a way.

"Donations are meant to be willfully"

narayan

Hi diikee

_expectConfirm relates to window.confirm
Save As relates to links which have a content-type other than what a browser can render.
_popup() relates to new windows opened through window.open() or through html.

Let us attack one problem at a time, in different topics. Otherwise, it would be tough for us to figure out what exactly is going wrong.
It takes the focus away from what the initial posters had intended.

Could you please elaborate on the problem of how _expectConfirm stops play back? It kind of feels like it is a combination of _expectConfirm and having multiple popup windows. More information would be helpful.

Regards,
Narayan

pankaj.nith

Hi Narayan,

The "_expectConfirm" is working fine. I must have been calling it in a wrong way.



Thanks and Regards,
Pankaj.

diikee

_click(_link("motion"));
_setSelected(_select("whichBox"), "1");
_expectConfirm("This will set all motion detection settings to factory default values.
Do you want to continue?", true)
_click(_link("default"));

this causes the playback of the script to error with
"Playback Stopped" Success

if I comment out the _expectConfirm statement, everything is okay

narayan

Just confirming, is the string in _expectConfirm broken into two lines?
If yes, use

_expectConfirm("This will set all motion detection settings to factory default values.\nDo you want to continue?", true)

diikee

Narayan,

thanks...the string was broken into multiple lines...

it works okay now.

tinchie8

Naranayan,

i always get a successful playback even if the expectConfirm text does not match with the text found in the window. Is this right?? or am I using the wrong function. when u referred to the javascript, it seems that the window prompt is an alert(); -- should i used either _expectPrompt(text,value); or _expectConfirm(text,value);


here's my code:

_expectConfirm("Invalid weeeeeehhhh!!!! You should enter the correct one", true);

the text in the window is "Invalid Password! You should enter the correct one"

Thanks,
=tinchie=

tinchie8

any updates on this?? thanks!