I have a web page which has a table. There is a script that add rows to the table, and whenever a row being added some calculation being applied.
I have a selenium script and I need to write the failures to a log file. For example if a page is not found or selenium.waitForPageToLoad expires. Instead of going straight to tearDown(), I would like
I am running tests in my Rails 3 application.I use rspec, capybara and Selenium RC. I have the following test for a form:
I would like to store a value that\'s inside the inner HTML of a span tag of id=\"ctl00_body_BatchEditor_LblBatchIdentifyingNumber\" with the Selenium IDE.And then I want to take that variable and use
Selenium.GetXpathCount(\"xpath=/html/body/form/div[2]/div[3]/div[3]/table\") returns 0. I used Firepat开发者_运维问答h to find /html/body/form/div[2]/div[3]/div[3]/table, and it showed me 20 matching
Is it possible to check whether a page is old (in that case this page will be skipped by the test) by evaluating the If-Modified-Since 开发者_Python百科HTTP header property of a page?
I am new to Selenium testing. I am using FireFoxDriver for developing automated testcases. Do we have any option of using waitForCondition() method using FireFoxDriver Object?
What\'s the best practice fort creating webdriver instances in Selenium-webdriver? Once per test metho开发者_如何学Pythond, per test class or per test run?
I am automating web-application tests that are driven by Selenium architecture in Windows VMs, connecting via Windows Remote Desktop.It became known to me that Flash/SWF and other in-browser elements
I am running Selenium WebDriver test on a remote PC from my laptop(java client), by using RemoteWebDriver.But RemoteWebDriver haven\'t provided screenshot API to directly get a screenshot of remote PC
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