Unable to get pop up after uploading a file using AutoIt

[SunilGhargaonkar]

Scenario: After uploading an invalid file (apart from image file) using AutoIt, pop up is not displaying. Uploading a proper file (any image file) works fine

Browser: Firefox 34.0.5
Selenium Library Version: selenium-server-standalone-2.42.2
Autoit: autoit-v3

Steps:

1. The test is performed on "www.pspsrint.com" portal using Guest account
2. When I try to click on any product e.g "Business Card" and try to upload invalid file I don't get an error popup

My Code is as below

public static WebDriver openfirefox;
@test(priority = 1)
public void openLink() {
openfirefox.get(https://www.psprint.com/);//Opens the URL
openfirefox.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);// Wait
}
@test(priority = 2)
public void upload() throws InterruptedException {
if(isElementPresent(By.id("fileupload_front1"))) {
upload("front");
}
}

private void upload(String side) {
WebElement error = openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath(Constant.CloseError));
if(side == "front"){
openfirefox.findElement(By.id("fileupload_front1")).click();// Clicks on Upload now button
Runtime.getRuntime().exec(Constant.UploadPath);
openfirefox.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
}
if(error.isDisplayed()) {
openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath(CloseError)).click();//Close the error window
}
}

[barancev]

Please provide a complete executable scenario to reproduce the issue instead of narrative description of the actions like "When I try to click on any product e.g "Business Card""

[SunilGhargaonkar]

Hello Barancev ,

Thank you for considering this bug, please find the below steps to reproduce the bug

1. open the URL "www.psprint.com"
2. Click on Business Cards -> Standard business Cards Product link
3. Click on Upload Now button
4. Select a file with (.txt or .doc or .exe) extension
5. Click on Open button ( to upload selected file) and observe

Expected Result: An Error popup should display for invalid files

Note: Below code with xpath

public static WebDriver openfirefox;

@test(priority = 1)
public void openLink() {
openfirefox.get("https://www.psprint.com/");//Opens the URL
}

@test(priority = 2)
public void businessCard() {
WebElement products = openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath("/html/body/div[1]/div[2]/div/ul/li[1]/a"));// Hover over products link
Actions action = new Actions(openfirefox);
action.moveToElement(products).build().perform();
openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath("//[@Class = 'has-dropdown']/div/ul/li[1]/ul/li[4]/a")).click();//Clicks on Business Card
openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath("//[@Class = 'section-content clearfix']/div[1]/div/a/div")).click();//Clicks on Standard Business Card
}

@test(priority = 3)
public void uploadImage() {
if(isElementPresent(By.id("fileupload_front1"))) {
upload("front");// Passing the argument to upload method
}
}

private void upload(String side) {
WebElement error = openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath(/html/body/div[11]/div[2]));
if(side == "front"){
openfirefox.findElement(By.id("fileupload_front1")).click();// Clicks on Upload now button

    if(error.isEnabled()) {
        System.out.println("------Invalid file type has been uploaded.----");// Prints invalid file upload
        openfirefox.findElement(By.xpath(Constant.CloseError)).click();//Close the error window
    }
}

}

[barancev]

I've executed the same scenario with Selenium, but uploaded a file by hands instead of AutoIt -- the error box appears. So the issue is related to your AutoIt script, not Selenium.

[SunilGhargaonkar]

Hi Barancev,

Thank you so much, I got the issue it was related to AutoIt only. :)

Thanks,
Sunil