I use Selenium to test web app behaviour on file upload page. The goal of test is to check application validations on file selection.
I use webDriver.SendKeys (C#) on file input to simulate file upload, file is selected successfully, but fileInput.files[0].size (js) is always 0 (or undefined?) and app shows error "Do not upload empty files". File size is correct on manual testing.
Any suggestions, on how to solve the problem?
UPDATE Code details:
HTML
<input id="file-path" type="file" data-bind="attr: { accept: mimeTypes }, event: { change: onFileSelect }" />
<small id="file-path-error" class="field-validation-error" data-bind="validationMessage: file"></small>
JS (file edit model uses knockout)
this.file = ko.observable().extend({
    validation: [
      {
        validator: function(file) {
          // valid if no file or file size < 5Mb
          return !file || file.size < 5242880;
        },
        message: 'File size should be less than 5Mb'
      }, {
        validator: function(file) {
          // valid if no file or file size > 0
          return !file || file.size > 0;
        },
        message: 'Do not upload empty files'
      }
    ]
  });
this.onFileSelect = function(model, event) {
    var fileInput;    
    fileInput = event.target;
    if ((fileInput.files != null) && fileInput.files.length > 0) {
      _this.file(fileInput.files[0]);          
    } else {
      _this.file(null);
    }
  };
C#
webDriver.FindElement(By.Id("file-path")).SendKeys("C:\testFile.txt");
Assert.AreEqual(webDriver.FindElement(By.Id("file-path-error").Text,"");
Assertion always fails because file-path-error contains "Do not upload empty files" - that is the problem.
 
    