Can you inspect the dropdownpanel? (not the dropdown itself, the thing
containing 'Herr' und 'Frau')
See if it's actually nested under your dropdown or at the <body> level for
example.
What I ended up doing in a similar scenario is create seperate Geb modules
for the dropdown itself, the dropdownpanel, and each item.
Dropdown contains a dropdownpanel.
Dropdownpanel contains a modulelist with items.
In our case, our dropdown panel is not nexted under the dropdown in the DOM
as it didn't behave the way we wanted. It was put at the <body> level.
However, as far as testing functionality is concerned, we consider the
dropdown panel to be part of the dropdown element, so we ended up with:
static content = {
dropdownPanel(wait: true) { parents('body').module(DropdownPanel) }
}
This probably breaks some Geb best practice. But it ended up working nicely
for us.
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