Hence, when the page is refreshed all the popups will be closed. Please note that this is not a perfect solution since onunload is also fired when the page is refreshed. The onunload event will be responsible for closing the popups. Now, we have references to all the popups that are created using our parent page. create an array of popup window object.
#Close popup window code#
Check out the code below which inserts the popup window object to an array. Since, we will be opening multiple popups we need an array to hold their references. In the above code the variable popUp will contain a reference to the new popup window. Var popUp = window.open(url,name,"width=100,height=100") Here is the code to open a new window:Īnd here is the openPopUp JavaScript function: Opening a new window is as simple as opening a can of soda. When the parent window is closed all the child popups will automatically be closed. The problem is that this property can only be used when using Netscape browser (Yikes!). When opening a new window using JavaScript you can make use of the “ Dependent = yes” property which makes the child window close when its parent is closed.
#Close popup window how to#
In this article I will explain how to perform the closing of child windows when the parent is closed. Although this seems to me as an unusual requirement but it needs to be implemented. If (confirm("Hi!! I am Confirmation Alert.Few days ago a friend of mine emailed me asking how to close the child popup windows when the parent window is closed. Just that it has an extra ‘Cancel’ button to dismiss the Alert if required.įollowing HTML code will generate a Confirmation Alert. After that, it verifies the message in the Alert window and accepts it. The above code simulates a Simple Alert and then switches the control to the Alert window. Print(" Clicked on the OK Button in the Alert Window") #use the accept() method to accept the alert Print ("Alert shows following message: "+ msg ) #Retrieve the message on the Alert window #Click on the "Alert" button to generate the Simple Alertīutton = driver.find_element_by_name('alert') You need to copy the above HTML code and save it as “Simple_Alert.HTML.” Handle Alert # Simple Popup Boxįollowing is the code snippet to handle Simple Alert. Ĭlick the Below Button to create an AlertĪlert("Hi!, I am a Simple Alert. Here is the HTML code that will generate a Simple Alert on the click of ‘Create Alert’ button on the main page. When it pops up, a user clicks on the ‘OK’ button to accept it. alert.text() – used to retrieve the message included in the Alert pop-up.Ī Simple Alert has a message on it and an ‘OK’ button.nd_keys() – used to enter a value in the Alert text box.alert_obj.dismiss() – used to cancel the Alert.alert_obj.accept() – used to accept the Alert.alert_obj = driver.switch_to.alertĪfter the control has moved to Alert pop-up, we can do different actions on it using the recommended methods as. It can be done using following code snippet. So the first task for the Selenium Webdriver is to switch the focus from the parent page to the Alert pop-up. The control remains with the parent web page only. Whenever an Alert gets triggered, and a pop-up appears on the web page. Introduction – Handle Alert & Popup Boxes We will now discuss how to handle the above three types of alerts in detail. We can broadly categorize the Alerts into following three types.
Handle Alert & Pop-up Boxes in Selenium Python Their purpose is to give some information to the user (it can be a warning also), or take permission from the user, or to take some input from the user.Ĭlick here to Go Back to main Selenium Python tutorial.
It gets triggered due to some action performed by the user or automatically due to some system settings. It is usually a standard practice for web applications to display alert messages for confirming a user action.Īn Alert is a pop-up window. In this tutorial of Selenium Python series, we’ll learn to handle alert and pop-up boxes on a web page.
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