Detect Jquery Modal error popup

[mahsaad]

Hello all,

I'm new to the forum. If this has been asked before, i apologize in advance

I looked on Google and the Autoit forum for such issue, the ones i found are kind of related

I'm building a macro to use at work for a web application to fill form input fields

The web application will run only on IE

Filling the input fields works perfect

Assuming that i'm filling the form in the web page manually, if i miss a field and i hit submit, a Jquery modal popup error appears to tell me that i missed the field x (it's the type of error popup that grey out the webpage when it appears)

My question is: Is it possible with Autoit to detect such popup?

Using the Autoit info tool, doesn't help

WinGetText and WinGetTitle and all those command, doesn't help

I need to verify if the popup is available before getting to the next phase in the web application/autoit script

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

[mahsaad]

Hello guys

Anyone??

Thanks

[water]

Looks like nobody has an answer. Search the forum for "Jquery popup" and you will only find a few threads. Most of them with no reply or final solution.

[mahsaad]

Thanks Water,

I'll look for that, hopefully someone will have a solution/answer

Regards,

[DaleHohm]

Such popups can be created in several ways. If it is a strict jquery-style object, it will be inline HTML on the page. DebugBar will help you figure out what the HTML element(s) are.

Dale

[mahsaad]

Hi Dale,

Thanks for the reply

I installed Debugbar and here's what i got regarding the popup HTML code:

<TABLE id=DivTable class="DIVPopup ResizablePopup" cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0><TBODY>

<TR class="DIVPopupTitleBar DIVDraggable">

<TD id=title_0 noWrap align=left>

<DIV class=title>Remedy User - Error&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</DIV><BUTTON id=ardivcl class="Close right" onclick="if (getOpenDIVPopup_NS('0')) getOpenDIVPopup_NS('0').OnCancel();"></BUTTON></TD></TR>

<TR>

<TD class=DIVPopupBodyNoBorder><IFRAME style="WIDTH: 100%; HEIGHT: 100%" id=1353946873307P src="https://itsm-uat-mt.cgi.com/arsys/resources/html/MessagePopup.html" frameBorder=0></IFRAME></TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>

It looks it has to do with an iFrame, i'm not sure if IE.au3 handles iFrames or if there are any commands related to iFrames

Regards,

Edited November 26, 2012 by mahsaad

[DaleHohm]

Scan the IE function list in the helpfile... you'll see them.

Dale

[mahsaad]

Thanks Dale,

I don't know how i didn't see the iFrame commands in the help even thought the help window was in front of my face the whole day

I will see if those commands will help resolving my issue, if i found one, i'll post it here

Regards,