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Find the reCAPTCHA element and click on it -- Python + Selenium
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I am trying to click on a recaptcha but everything I tried resulted in the inability to identify the iframe on the site http://database.globalreporting.org/reports/51732/download-report-pdf/. I tried finding the iframe element without switching frames, switching frames to find the element, and changing the browser to Firefox from Chrome. I'm finally relenting an wondering if somebody here could help.
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I am trying to make a monitor thing to detect the course vacancy so that I can take the lecture at college. When I checked for the vacancy, I clicked the button, and it popped up a window showing all classes' current vacancy. I had also taken a look into f12, I saw a json file in networking(it is a file about the vacancy).
I want to read this file in python so I can detect any changes of it. But the question is I need to log in first, then I can read the file. How should I do this in python?
Hope you guys understand my question ( I already tried my best to explain this q. as I am fairly new to python.)
I want to make a monitor to keep checking the vacancy of a course. Can anyone help?
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Is there a way to focus on the latest window open? or switching to the window by getting the current handle of the window?
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I am trying to take a screenshot with selenium python on failure. I have written 30 tests and I want to add something in my tear down method in my base class method. How can I achieve this?
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