topic Re: Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11. in Product Forum

Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11.

haduythang0219 — Wed, 13 Jan 2021 16:07:11 GMT

Hello everyone,

I have a question about the following issue.

Step1. Execute press Ctrl + P from https://portal.blueprism.com/ page. ( Launched on Internet Explorer 11 )
Step2. Select Microsoft Print to PDF, and press the print button.

The following Save Print Output As popup will be displayed.

But now, i can not spy Save Print Output As popup.

Could you help me how to spy?

P/s: When creating the object, the following is specified.
+ Application Type: Window Application
+ Process Name : iexplore ( use for attach )
+ Child Index : 0 ( use for attach , and i tried with 1 but could not spy )
( Blue Prism : 6.4 , IE 11 )

Sorry because my English is not good.

Thank you so much!
Tan

Re: Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11.

GopalBhaire — Thu, 14 Jan 2021 03:04:19 GMT

You can detach the object, and then use navigate stage to attach to new windows specifying the title and spy it.

http://portal.blueprism.com/customer-support/support-center#/path/1161378212

Re: Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11.

JerinJose — Thu, 14 Jan 2021 05:26:25 GMT

As Gopal has suggested try to attach the pop up window to blue prism and then spy the elements

Re: Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11.

John__Carter — Thu, 14 Jan 2021 12:39:31 GMT

If you create a second VBO called something like 'IE Win32' that attaches to IE as if it was a Win32 application, then you should be able to spy the pop up. Windows such as this one belong to the main iexplore.exe, whereas the web page is usually part of another instance of iexplore.exe.

Re: Can not spy Save Print Output As popup from IE 11.

haduythang0219 — Fri, 15 Jan 2021 07:11:44 GMT

Thanks for your answers.

I added TabProcGrowth=0 to the Registry to be able to spy, but I still can't confirm if there are any impacts or risks.
So, i am looking for another method so that it will not be affected.

Regards.