Python webdriver to handle pop up browser windows which is not an alert

Question

I am working on a web application, in which clicking on some link another popup windows appears. The pop windows is not an alert but its a form with various fields to be entered by user and click "Next".

How can I handle/automate this popup windows using selenium.

Summary :-

1. Click on the hyperlink (url) - "CLICK HERE"
2. A user registration form appears as a pop up
3. A data is to be filled by user
4. Click Next/Submit button.
5. Another next redirected to another page/form 'User Personal Information Page'
6. Personal information is to be filled by user
7. Click "Next/Submit"
8. Popup disappeared.
9. Now further processing on original/Base page.

Answer 1

Switching to a popup is challenging for at least two separate reasons:

1. The one that many people know, which is that you need to use driver.switch_to.window(window_handle) both when the popup appears, so that you can find elements in the popup window, and after the popup is closed, so that you can find elements back in the main window.
2. The one that only people with slow machines are likely to encounter, which is that when Selenium makes a window handle available as a variable, it's initially set to None, and takes a little while before it's filled in with a value.

Here's some code that addresses those issues while carrying out your requested sequence. I'm leaving out the import statements, and I'm using variable names that I hope are obvious. Also, note that I like to use find_element(s)_by_xpath in my code; feel free to use other find_element(s)_by methods:

main_window_handle = None while not main_window_handle:     main_window_handle = driver.current_window_handle driver.find_element_by_xpath(u'//a[text()="click here"]').click() signin_window_handle = None while not signin_window_handle:     for handle in driver.window_handles:         if handle != main_window_handle:             signin_window_handle = handle             break driver.switch_to.window(signin_window_handle) driver.find_element_by_xpath(u'//input[@id="id_1"]').send_keys(user_text_1) driver.find_element_by_xpath(u'//input[@value="OK"]').click() driver.find_element_by_xpath(u'//input[@id="id_2"]').send_keys(user_text_2) driver.find_element_by_xpath(u'//input[@value="OK"]').click() driver.switch_to.window(main_window_handle) #or driver.switch_to_default_content() 

Please let me know if someone (maybe me) needs to add more to the example, or provide other info, to make it more clear.