Here's the whole workflow, start to finish. Each piece is broken down and explained below.
using System;
using System
using System
using GenerallyPositive;
using GenerallyPositive
using static GenerallyPositive
GPAL
string url = "https://example
Selector downloadLink = (Selector)GPAL
GPALFile downloadTarget = "c:\sdi\sample
Selector closeByText = (Selector)GPAL
Selector closeByButton = (Selector)GPAL
IBrowser browser = GPAL
browser
browser
browser
browser
browser
CallIfStatus CloseCallIfFound(IBrowser browser, List<IGPALElement> foundElements, List<IGPALElement> matchedElements, Selector selector, bool matchedAll)
{
if (1 == matchedElements
matchedElements[0]
return CallIfStatus
}
void ExceptionHandler(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Debug
Debug
}
void InformationHandler(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Debug
}
downloadTarget is a GPALFile, not a plain string. Assign it from a full path the same way you'd assign a string, but it carries file metadata GPAL can use - here it's the destination LeftClickAndDownload writes the PDF to once the click triggers the browser's download.
GPALFile downloadTarget = "c:\sdi\sample
browser
WithOverwriteExistingFile(true) lets a repeat run replace the file at the same path instead of saving it under a new name with a timestamp added. WithOpenPDFExternally(true) makes the browser download the PDF rather than render it inline. Downloads go straight to the download folder by default; WithPromptForDownload(true) turns the Save As prompt back on.
Some ads reappear after the page settles, so a one-time LeftClick isn't enough. WithPersistentSelector registers a selector GPAL looks for at the start of every action, and PersistentCallIfFound wires up the callback that closes it whenever it is found.
Selector closeByText = (Selector)GPAL
Selector closeByButton = (Selector)GPAL
browser
browser
It's common to register more than one persistent selector for the same nag - one that matches by visible text ("Close") and one that matches by a stable CSS id (#dismiss-button). Whichever one actually appears on a given page load triggers the callback.
CloseCallIfFound is a CallIfDelegate - the same callback shape used by CallIfFound and CallIfNotFound elsewhere in GPAL. It receives the matched elements and clicks the one that matched, as long as it isn't a stray