selenium - screen resolution in mode "Run whether user is logged on or not", in windows task scheduler -
I am using Python 2.7 and Selenium 2.39.0. To test a web application when I run my test as Windows (7NT.), With the option "Running users are logged on" option, this screen resolution or window sizing changes looks like; Some buttons hide behind the toolbar at the bottom of the browser window and therefore, it can not be clicked by Selenium
If I choose the option I do not have this problem "When only the user is logged on is"; Even if the screen is locked, the buttons are viewable and clickable.
According to the windows function properties, it is using the same user account.
Is there any way, browser settings or a registry key that can help keep the same resolution and size in both ways?
I know that I can scroll down the page, but I am trying to understand and it can prevent the difference between the behavior between the two, two modes.
Thanks
I have the same problem I tried all the registry keys Those who can meet me, disabled TMM, but no benefit.
The only way to run Selenium with the login user is to give Windows 7 another resolution from 1024x768. So I ended up setting up my Selenium Virtual Machine: At startup, a user log is automatically and then launch the Selenium node.
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