Hi!
While evaluating jWebUnit I started to miss a way to assert certain elements.
My problem is a not-so-nice markup, that lacks IDs and names. I therefore need
to use a loot of XPath to assert the structure and existence of certain
elements. While I can write a XPath expression to count the number of columns
in the second table inside a certain div, there is no way to check this with
jWebUnit.
As jWebUnit is hiding implementation via the plugin API, there is no way to
directly access eg. the htmlUnit API.
Another problem I had while working with clickElementByXPath() and
assertElementPresentByXPath():
Eg. I want to click the second link in a table with this expression:
clickElementByXPath("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'portletMVC']/table//a[position()=1]");
It always clicks the first link, seems like the parts in brackets is ignored.
Also very confusing: assertElementPresentByXPath("//[EMAIL
PROTECTED]'portletMVC']/table/tr/td");
There is a table with tr childs and trs whith td childs, but the assertion
fails.
This only works this way:
assertElementPresentByXPath("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'portletMVC']/table//tr//td");
Not quite want I'd like.
Any ideas?
Best regards,
Jörn
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