Hi,
When I was writing tests I noticed that it could be usefull to add the
following methods to complete the set of basic ones:
assertLabeledTextFieldPresent(String textFieldId, String textFieldName, String
labelContent)
assertLabeledCheckBoxPresent(String checkBoxId, String checkBoxName, String
labelContent)
assertLabeledSelectBoxPresent(String selectId, String selectName, String
labelContent)
assertLabeledTextAreaPresent(String textAreaId, String textAreaName, String
labelContent)
assertLabeledRadioButtonPresent(String radioId, String radioGroup, String
radioOption, String labelContent)
assertHiddenElementWithNamePresent(String hiddenName)
My first implementation was the following for example for the first one:
assertElementPresentByXPath("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]"" + labelForName + "\"
and .=\"" + labelContent + "\"]");
assertElementPresentByXPath("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]"text\" and @name=\"" +
textFieldId + "\" and @id=\"" + textFieldName + "\"]");
This clearly defines that we have a label with a for attribute which refers to
a text field with the given id.
This allows me to detect some errors in the html generated by my jsp's :o)
Yes, indeed, I said "first implementation" because another idea came up while
writing this mail :o)
The assertLabeledTextFieldPresent could have an extra parameter which is the
form id or form name. This would imply that we check that a specific form has
a specific field...
My 1ยข contribution :o)
Regards,
Fred.
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