I've written a code with selenium and pyautogui to click around on a website and be able to click the save button with pyautogui after the download button has been clicked with selenium. I wanted to know if it was possible to click the saveas button instead and change the file name with python.
the code I have:
driver.find_by_element_by_xpath("//a[#id='Ribbon.Library.Action.ExportToSpreadsheet-Medium']").click()
saveButton = pyautogui.locateCenterOnScreen("C:\\User\\Documents\\savebutton.jpg")
pyautogui.click(position[0], position[1])
so what this does is click the download button and then compares the picture of the button and clicks the save option. But theres an arrow on the button to click saveas and that's what I need to click so I can choose the destination to save it and change the name of the file. Was wondering if there is a way to do this.
the button looks like this
also I am downloading from Edge, I'm not looking to use chrome or any other browser.
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I need to scrape a name and phone number that appears when clicking a button in a popup.
I was able to complete these steps:
Navigate through the site
Click on "Ver teléfono" option. This opens a popup
Fill the form
Click on "Enviar" option. This shows a loading gif and nothing else happens
Here is the used code: https://www.mycompiler.io/view/6ukTEftFwyh
The expected result (tested outside selenium) is that the popup shows the name and phone number after clicking the "Enviar" option
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...
# Go to the website:
driver.get(main_url)
# Click accept button
driver.find_element(By.NAME, "agree").click()
...
The second one (image below) however I'm not being able to dismiss. I want the code to click on the "Maybe later" button but I cant find the button ID. Can someone help me?
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I am new for python selenium. I have been working for a script and I cannot press save gift options button. I used every ways(xpath css) but I couldn't. what should I do to press this button?
Snapshot of the button:
sometime x-path does not work. In my case every time buttons does not work when i find using x-path. You have to find button with it's ID and then apply click function.
I am working on a project. Each day I need to login to a website. Navigate to a report page. After entering the require information, and clicking on the "gererate report" icon, there's a pop up windown asking me to save the file. I want to do it automatically by python.
I search the internet for a couple of days, and now I can do it by Autoit, but can't find a way in python.
By using urllib2, I can process up to clicking the "generate report" icon. But how can I get the name and location of the file and download it?
I want to make clear that the "generate report" button is actuary the submit button of a form. There is no Href associate with the generate button. After submitting the form, a file-save dialog popup asking me where to save the file.
thanks in advance!
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import urlib
urlfile = "Href of the generate_button"
urllib.urlretrieve(urlfile,"filename")