The setting to stop completions within colab doesnt fix this, the popup constantly covers my comments when im trying to figure out what i need to be using in a function and its infuriating.
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I have been building my confidence with python by automating tasks with selenium. I am trying to automate logging into my battle.net account, yet when I click login it prompts for a fun captcha completion (it prompts the captcha after clicking log in).
So far I am able to get a valid akrose fun captcha token from 2captcha and insert it into the html of the page (as per the 2captcha documentation), however I can not find the callback function. I have spent a considerable amount of time searching for it throught the various scripts and in chrome developer network and console tabs. The 2captcha solver chrome extension is able to find the callback. So I also spent time looking through the scripts it uses, however I am unable to determine how it finds the callback function. I have tried asking 2captcha support, but to no avail.
I am after some help in finding it, as I feel I am clearly missing something or looking in the wrong place. Any piece of advice or direction would be greatly appreciated as I feel I have reached a standstill.
Thank you.
I am trying to automate a task with selenium, using Firefox.
I wrote all the code, and it worked perfectly with headless=False, but when I changed it to headless=True, it suddenly did not press some of the buttons - the ones that transfers to a different page works, but the other ones (They should be pressed to register to a service) did not (I know they did not work because when I checked if I was registered after running it, I was not - which was not the case with headless=False).
I printed what is written on the buttons which did not work, so I know the program recognises them, and because I was able to get there I know the other buttons got clicked and responded well.
All buttons was specified the same way (I tried both XPath and CSS Selector).
Any ideas for why it happens and how to fix it will be appreciated.
Thanks!
Note: This site requires username and password, so I don't think it would be useful to add a link.
So I'm automating Exchange mailbox creation with our email hosted by a 3rd party. They use a software called Hosting Controller which gives me the ability to create new mailboxes. Except it's all manual, So Im working on a Python+Selenium script to automate this process.
I'm hitting a roadblock where I'm unable to identify this popup so I can manipulate it. I believe it's JQuery but the
Alert = alert.switch_to.alert()
Refuses to work.. I get tracebacks. I then examined switch_to.element/frame/window but I couldn't get any of those to work.
I'm very new to this stuff being this is only the second Python script I've ever tried outside of training coursework.
Here is a short video on what I'm talking about: https://streamable.com/3dx3z5
So, from looking at your video, the pop-up form that you're seeing is a modal. Without having access to HostingController.com or login credentials, I cannot find the xpath for you. So, what you will need to do is look at the HTML source using the Browser's Dev Tools / DOM ( F12 if you are using the new Chromium Edge or Google Chrome itself ) and check to see if the modal is displaying. I submitted an answer to a question in another thread regarding pop-up modal ( here ). I hope this guidance helps.
I'm currently trying to right a python script that overnight turns off all of our EC2 instances then in the morning my QA team can go to a webpage and press a button to turn the instances back on.
I have written my python script that turns the severs off using boto. I also have a function which when ran turns them back on.
I have an html doc with buttons on it.
I'm just struggling to work out how to get these buttons to call the function. I'm using bottle rather than flask and I have no Java SCript experience. So I would like t avoid Ajax if possible. I dont mind if the whole page has to reload after the button is pressed. After the single press the webpage isnt needed anyway.
What I have ended up doing to fix this issue is used bottle to make a url which completes the needed function. Then just made an html button that links to the relevant url.
My question is quite simple but I can't figure it out. How can I create buttons in google docs spreadsheet which can be seen when logged in. I want to initialize the script upon logging into the google docs rather than going to load manually. Is there a way to do that? Also I couldn't find the nice tutorial which gives the intermediate knowledge about the google-docs function. All I could find was this simple tutorial. Another question is: Can the python script as provided by google-docs be saved and executed in google-docs itself? If it could, it can provide more functionality than simple google-functions. I am completely newbie to google docs so please bear with me.
You can create some UI elements using Google Apps Script.
https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guide_user_interfaces
Apps Script is javascript-like script that runs SERVER side, in google land. It has access to various services and google document model. But is otherwise restricted from many things that you'd think javascript can do. This is the root of most of its limitations. You can enable a script to load on start-up and hook into related events.
While there is Python and Java API to access Google Docs and their content, there is no way to to create the UI elements outside of Apps Script and the related UI Designer:
http://googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com/2011/06/building-ui-in-apps-script-just-got.html