I have a link on a webpage that opens a pdf file in a browser(Firefox). Is there a way to validate that the link has opened the PDF file?
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I have a link on a webpage that opens a pdf file in a browser(Firefox). Is there a way to validate that the link has opened the PDF file?
Hi jayraocourts,
I am not sure I understand the question. If you have a link to a PDF on a webpage you can verify whether or not it works by clicking on it.
How do you mean to validate that it works?
Chris Seamons
Micro Focus Community Management
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To follow on what Chris said, if you want to send us the link we can look at it for you.
Heather Caldwell
Micro Focus Community Manager
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i have verified the link exist. I am trying to verify the click of the link opens the correct page. sorry for confusion.
it can be any link. that opens any pdf
The fact that the PDF has opened, is that not validation enough?
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Kevin Boyle, Knowledge Partner
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Hi,
Let me try to explain what the other users meant with a simple flow:
Hope this helps?
Regards,
Dirk
Developer of the ALM Octane Developer Tools & GDPR, POPIA, CCPA Content Packs (Marketplace)
So I have code that selects link and opens the pdf file in a Firefox window(tab). This is a link to a pdf that is online. When i try to create a checkpoint of any kind I get nothing or error says that not supported. Any ideas ?