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Internet Explorer 11 on Jenkins - Sending ALT+S to save a file is intermittently failing. - (Moved)


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Operating System: Windows 10

Browser: Internet Explorer 11

Script

; Internet Explorer specific script to press ALT+S shortcut to 'Save' the file.
; Sources:
; https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/154472-ie-download-saveopen-dialog-how-to-access/?do=findComment&comment=1214450
; https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/199259-issues-in-integrating-autoit-with-jenkins/?do=findComment&comment=1429922

ControlSend("[CLASS:IEFrame]", "", "", "!s") ; Send ALT+S to save file

The Jenkins agent is not running as a service, but in a CMD window so that Selenium can properly interact with the browser(s).

Expected Behavior

ALT+S shortcut should be sent to the download manager so that the 'Save' action is triggered.

Actual Behavior

Instead of triggering the 'Save' action, the focus some times switches to the download manager and stays there. Selenium then times out as the focus is not switched back to the active IE window. I even tried different scripts to focus on the download manager and then click on the 'Save' button, but that has the same problem.

Basically, every solution I've found on this forum has yielded the same result on Jenkins 2/3 times. Works every time on my local machine though.

This is what it looks like when in focus:

ie_dm_focus.png.75ba09dbb376cfc4f27b8a52903aee96.png

Any idea what's causing this and how to avoid it?

 

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Moved to the appropriate forum, as the Developer General Discussion forum very clearly states:

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