laurent solano wrote:
>
> I had already identified and look at the documentation about splinter.
> Sound great, but there is one missing feature : i need to automate an
> already open browser, where i'm already log in.
>
> With win32com, i can do it. below my code:
You're doing this is in a somew
Thanks for your proposal.
I had already identified and look at the documentation about splinter.
Sound great, but there is one missing feature : i need to automate an
already open browser, where i'm already log in.
With win32com, i can do it. below my code:
class WindowMgr:
"""
Source :
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Not really via the win32 api, but if you're looking for the python
equivalent of this selenium use-case, you should check out Splinter (
http://splinter.readthedocs.org/en/latest/).
You'll need phantomjs, or any other compatible web "driver" installed as
well though for this to work.
I imagine ac
laurent solano wrote:
> For now, i make automation by simulating the keyboard. It's working,
> but not satisfying.
> What I want to do is the equivalent in Python win32 of this line of code
> (from java selenium) :
> - webDriver.findElement(By.name("valider")).click();
> - confirmation =
> webDri
Hi,
For now, i make automation by simulating the keyboard. It's working,
but not satisfying.
What I want to do is the equivalent in Python win32 of this line of
code (from java selenium) :
- webDriver.findElement(By.name("valider")).click();
- confirmation =
webDriver.findElement(By.xpath("//ta
laurent solano wrote:
>
> I'm automating ie webbrowser with win32com module.
>
> I need to locate some xpath elements to manipulate them. Is there a
> way to do it ?
> More or less, i need the same feature than findElement(By.xpath ...)
> from selenium.
Why don't you show us the code you have? T
