FileUploadDialog doesn't always work

[Martin]

Hi

The following code seems to work roughly 50% of the time. If I run this code 10 times it stops after the file upload dialog opens, it just hangs and doesn't do anything else.

I run this on an open screen
I don't touch the mouse or anything else that could interfere.

Any ideas??

            //Saves tmp image
            Bitmap image = currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Window.GetBitmap();
            image.Save(imagePath);

            currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.Start();

            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
            {
                FileUploadDialog fileUp = new FileUploadDialog(currentTest.ActiveBrowser, imagePath, DialogButton.OPEN);
                currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(fileUp);
                currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Find.ByExpression<HtmlInputFile>(attachFileInput).Click();
                fileUp.WaitUntilHandled(SharedValues.DefaultTimeout);
                currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.RemoveDialog(fileUp);
            }

            currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.Stop();

[Martin]

Additional info:

I'm running MSTEST and i just did an experiment.

Running this test alone or running it as the first test it fails about 50% of the time
Running it as the second test or just not the first one it seems to work every time.

Ideas?

[Cody]

Hi Martin,

Instead of creating and destroying a new FileUploadDialog, try creating and resetting just one FileUploadDialog object like this:

//Saves tmp image
Bitmap image = currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Window.GetBitmap();
image.Save(imagePath);

currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.Start();
FileUploadDialog fileUp = new FileUploadDialog(currentTest.ActiveBrowser, imagePath, DialogButton.OPEN);
currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(fileUp);

for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
    currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Find.ByExpression<HtmlInputFile>(attachFileInput).Click();
    fileUp.WaitUntilHandled(SharedValues.DefaultTimeout);
    fileUp.CurrentState = DialogCurrentState.NotActive;
    //currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.RemoveDialog(fileUp);
}

currentTest.ActiveBrowser.Manager.DialogMonitor.Stop();

Regards,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Martin]

Hi

I tried what you suggested and it doesn't make a difference, here is some more info:

- Running the test as part of other tests where it's not the first seems to work
- Running in debug mode works every time
- When it fails it never throws an exception it just hangs and stops all other tests

So I'm still having exactly the same problem.

[Cody]

Hi Martin,

Sorry for the delay getting back to you. I admit this should be easier, and I've filed a bug on this here, I did get this code working for me very reliably using IE9:

FileUploadDialog upDlg = new FileUploadDialog(ActiveBrowser, @"E:\Temp\configuration.php", DialogButton.OPEN);
Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(upDlg);
HtmlInputFile fileUpload = ActiveBrowser.Find.ByName("upfile").As<HtmlInputFile>();

for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
    fileUpload.Click();
    upDlg.WaitUntilHandled(10000);
    Manager.DialogMonitor.RemoveDialog(upDlg);
    upDlg = new FileUploadDialog(ActiveBrowser, @"E:\Temp\configuration.php", DialogButton.OPEN);
    Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(upDlg);
    System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(100);
}

Regards,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Martin]

Hi

It doesn't make a difference, it's still very unstable. Also we're seeing the same behavior on the other dialog handlers as well.

Our workaround right now is, don't run a test that uses a dialog as the first test then it seems to work.

Below is another code snippet that shows the same behavior:

_manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(ConfirmDialog.CreateConfirmDialog(currentTest.ActiveBrowser, confirm ? DialogButton.OK : DialogButton.CANCEL));

_manager.DialogMonitor.Start();

HtmlInputSubmit btnSendToApprove = currentTest.Find.ByExpression<HtmlInputSubmit>("tagname=input", "id=~btnSendtoApproval");

btnSendToApprove.Click();

Exactly the same happens:
Running first - Fails
Running alone - Fails
Running in Debug - Works
Running as second test - Works


NOTE:
We are running IE8 currently.

[Cody]

Hello Martin,

I have tried to reproduce your exact symptom with no success so far. Can you send me a complete test project I can run on my machine to reproduce these symptoms you describe:
Running first - Fails
Running alone - Fails
Running in Debug - Works
Running as second test - Works 

All the best,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Martin]

Hi Cody

I can't send you the full project but I have created a new project and managed to reproduce the same behavior.

And I have narrowed it down a bit, it seems to be related to code coverage. Our test project is in the same solution as a unit test project which uses code coverage and it seems when I turn off code coverage Teleriks works fine but when it's on, dialog issues appear.

But how do i send you a private message?

[Cody]

Hi Martin,

Is the file under 10MB? You can send it as an email attachment to [e-mail]. Please reference ticket 514290 in the email so that it will be correctly directed to me.

Greetings,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Martin]

Hi Cody

Did you get the project? I sent it but wasn't sure if it got through the company firewall.

[Cody]

Hi Martin,

Yes I just received it. Thank you! I haven't had any time yet to try it (since I just got into the office). I'll be working on it soon today.

Greetings,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Cody]

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the project. I was able to reproduce the problem. I tried to figure out what is causing it with no success. I filed a bug on this here. Hopefully our developers can figure something out about this.

Regards,
Cody
the Telerik team

[Martin]

Thanks jep, it seems really strange and if you turn off code coverage it works which makes no sense to me :)

Ill monitor the bug process