问题
I have an application that brings up a popup window when you click a link. I have a watin test that naviates to the page and clicks a link to open the popup. This is my current code:
[Test]
public void TestCommentBoxInput()
{
window.GoTo("mylocalurl");
window.Link(Find.ById("popuplink.aspx")).Click();
IE iepopup_1 = IE.AttachTo<IE>(Find.ByUrl("popuplinkurl.aspx"));
iepopup_1.TextField(Find.ById("txtComments")).TypeText("Commenttest");
}
As you can see I tried attatching the popup window to the created browser called window. When I run my test it just stops at the popup window and never enters text in the box. How do I go about making my program regonize that it is now to be operating on the popup and not the original window?
EDIT: I am dealing with a Modal Dialog.
回答1:
I think the Find.ByUrl try to do a exact match, try with a Find.ByUrl(u => u.Contains("popuplinkurl.aspx"))
回答2:
So I have figured out the problem, the problem was I was using a Modal dialog and they are handled differently. My new code is as follows in case anyone is stuck in the same position I was in. :)
public void TestCommentBox()
{
window.GoTo("mylocalurl");
window.Link(Find.ById("popuplink.aspx")).ClickNoWait();
HtmlDialog dialog = window.HtmlDialog(Find.ByTitle("TestPopup"));
dialog.TextField(Find.ById("Txtcomments")).TypeText("Commmenttest!");
}
The important lines are:
window.Link(Find.ById("popuplink.aspx")).ClickNoWait();
Notice that I am using ClickNoWait() and not just Click, I am unsure as to why this makes the difference, but it does! If someone could explain that that would be great.
HtmlDialog dialog = window.HtmlDialog(Find.ByTitle("TestPopup"));
Because I am dealing with a Modal dialog you have to declare a new HtmlDialog. Also in order to use Html dialog make sure you include Watin.Core.DialogHandlers. I hope this is helpful to someone out there! :)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8523142/watin-testing-of-a-popup