I visited a web page with an embedded silverlight.
If I press a specific button on that page, I will get a download window in Firefox. So I think this is just a link. Can you tell me how I can get the HTTP address of the link?
I want to create an http link to the same destination but for this, I need the destination..
Best,
dwi
I got it. Just download in Firefox and go to download history.
There you can right click and select "Copy download link".
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I need to link to a file not served by a webserver, so i'm using this HTML sintax
demo.pdf
Tryed in Chrome, Edge and Firefox: when i click on the link nothing happens. Even right clickeng the link and selecting "Open in a new tab" doesn't work: Firefox and Efge doesn't open the new tab and Chrome opens a new "about:blank" tab.
Here's a fiddle: https://jsfiddle.net/upurrvn0/
What's the matter with this?
#DougDawson already found and ridden that question. I've specified that my files are (unluckly) not served by a webserver. Therefore i need to use a "file:///" link, which i read over several websites should be allowed by browsers. If I manually type the address in the URL bar, i get the file (so the URL is ok). If this has became illegal over the years, I haven't found anything. Can you provide any documentation about it?
In my product's mobile website, when user is clicking something he/she is getting choice to choose the web browser.
Suppose user has opened website on android phone- on chrome browser. Now when he/she is clicking Next button, its telling him to choose the browser in which next link should be opened - For example: IE/Chrome/Opera. I want to remove this completely. Giving user choice of browser on every/multiple clicks is not required here. How do i remove this?
Suggestions please. (Someone suggested me it might have something to do with deep linking, but i am not sure about that). Any help/direction would be highly appreciated.
On android you should be able to open the link and hit always on the browser you want to use , don't use open once. Hope that helps!!
How do I get Response/Request URLs (which are shown in F12 Developer tools - Network Tab) using QTP 11? Based on these URLs, I need to perform certain action in my application. Is there any alternate solution to get those URLs?
Scenario: Open IE browser and navigate to a URL, Press F12, Go to 'Network' tab. Click on 'Start Capturing' button. Now click on any button or link on the page, you will get a set of URLs in the Developer Tool (F12).
Firstly, do you need all of the URL requests generated from a button and/or link click? Remember that what you get from the "Network" tab in the developer tools also include URL's for fetching e.g. Javascript and CSS in addition to, for instance a GET request to an external API.
I'll try an provide you with an alternative approach. If what you are really requiring is the URL associated with each interactive element, then you should be able to get that by using the GetROProperty method like so:
strURL = Browser("YourBrowser").Page("MainPage").WebButton("aButton").GetROProperty("href")
A more generic script for fetching e.g. all the "href" properties for all the links on a page may be found in the following post: (HP QuickTest) How do I get HTTP status using QuickTest?.
Hope this helps.
UPDATE: With regards to your question regarding fetching of the URL's from the IE developer tools; As far as I know there is no way to fetch them from this view by using QTP.
Has anyone tried using the wijmo widgets in DNN 7.+ ?
For my example I'm trying to use the upload widget.
If I upload to a path on my server and test, it works (As in the dialog appears to choose a file... the popup)
If I load it within a page on the site, the button shows but nothing happens when clicked.
All script files and necessary markup are correct.
No console erros, nothing. Very confusing.
Wijmo widgets work in DNN 7.+.
The “action” option should be changed to the server’s address of upload.ashx file.
Note: the upload sample can’t be opened by file path(d:/……/upload.html), please make sure it is opened on server.
Thanks,
Richa
In our application, we have a download flow that works as follows:
On main application page has a link showing file name to download. Target of this link is _blank.
User clicks this link. We open a new window.
The new window shows a wait message, makes an ajax call first to verify the file details from server (we have server implementations for this).
There is a hidden iframe in new window. After verification of file details, I set the file download url as the source of iframe so download request is sent via iframe.
When file response is received, IE6 suddenly shows a yellow bar at the top and then closes this new window forcefully. I do not see any file save dialog.
This works fine in IE7 and IE8, although I see the yellow security bar here too but window does not close, so I can start a manual download.
Can anyone help me on this? Is this a bug in IE6 that was resolved in IE 7/8?
Best regards,
Nadeem
I got it. Actually this is a bug of IE6 and you could get more info about it here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896017.
Regards,
Nadeem Ullah