Ah. I see your trouble. I didn't know clickLinkWithText("L") is a
"contains" search. My bad.
It looks like the following is provided by httpunit.
resp.getLinkWith(linkText);
resp.getLinkWithID(linkText);
resp.getLinkWithImageText(linkText);
resp.getLinkWithName(linkText);
Yeah. I agree, a need for your suggestion is necessary.
clickLinkWithExactText().
I'll add it to the new features and implement the change in the next couple
of weeks.
Nick
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Laurent Duperval [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 20, 2004 1:22 PM
> To: Nick Neuberger
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [Jwebunit-users] Selecting a specific link in a table
>
>
> Nick Neuberger wrote:
>
> >You should still be able to use my suggestion, I think
> anyway. ;-) All of
> >our hyperlinks are completely dynamic as well with no
> problems. Our href
> >attributes for all of our links are completely
> dynamic....and to long.
> >
> >In our application we always have at least 3 or four
> "delete" operations but
> >they are in a certain order always.
> >get the first delete link and it deletes the account
> >get the second delete link and it deletes the application.
> >get the third delete link and it deletes the claim.
> >
> >Can't you use the clickLinkWithText("Link") instead of a new
> >clickLinkWithExactText("Link")????
> >
> >
> >
>
> Well, our link contains the text "L" only. Sometimes it's on
> the page,
> sometimes it isn't. But depending on the page I'm looking at,
> there may
> be one to 12 other links with "L" somewhere in the linked text. But
> chances are there will only be one with "L" as the text (not a
> guarantee, though for our tests it is). It is also a problem
> if I want
> to make sure that the "L" link isn't there. Since the other
> links with a
> "L" in it will always be on the page, I think that test will always
> fail. I'm not up to that test yet, so I don't know.
>
> >Do you have leading and trailing spaces within the inner
> text of the a tag?
> >Ie.
> ><a href="bar"> Link </a>
> >
> >
> >
>
> No, I have a link that says "Master List", another that says
> "List 1" up
> to "List 10", another says "New List", another says "Invalid
> List". The
> problem is that clickLinkWithText("L") will match any of the above,
> depending on which one appears first. And it's not always the
> same one.
> The other option is to add ids for every link, but that's not
> ideal. I
> may end up having to do this anyway.
>
> L
>
>
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