Hi Guys,
I was running a script on a website and in a particular action I faced a problem where the scenario was to upload a document to the site. Following is the process:
1. When I click on a WebButton, a small fixed size browser pops up with a WebFile named "documentfile" and a WebButton named "Upload" inside it.
2. I have to provide the path of the document on the WebFile and click on the "Upload" button.
3. If I leave the WebFile blank and click on the "Upload" button, it shows a warning saying "Provide correct document path"
Now when I am running the script in an opened Windows,it is working fine i.e Document is getting uploaded. But when I am running the script and locking the Windows ( By pressing "Windows + L " keys), the warning message "Provide correct document path" is shown, that means the path is not being set on the webfile when Windows is locked.
I am providing the document path from Data Table
Can anybody come out with a solution to this so that I can run this script in an Locked Windows environment.
I was running a script on a website and in a particular action I faced a problem where the scenario was to upload a document to the site. Following is the process:
1. When I click on a WebButton, a small fixed size browser pops up with a WebFile named "documentfile" and a WebButton named "Upload" inside it.
2. I have to provide the path of the document on the WebFile and click on the "Upload" button.
3. If I leave the WebFile blank and click on the "Upload" button, it shows a warning saying "Provide correct document path"
Now when I am running the script in an opened Windows,it is working fine i.e Document is getting uploaded. But when I am running the script and locking the Windows ( By pressing "Windows + L " keys), the warning message "Provide correct document path" is shown, that means the path is not being set on the webfile when Windows is locked.
I am providing the document path from Data Table
Can anybody come out with a solution to this so that I can run this script in an Locked Windows environment.