[Lift] Re: JUnit test using Selenium RC

2010-03-03 Thread Tweek
thanks a lot Jeppe, selSession.fireEvent("edit_field_1", "blur") works it was really helpful. best regards, Darek On 3 Mar, 13:11, Jeppe Nejsum Madsen wrote: > Ok, > > What happens if you, manually, type in "new value" in the field (only > the text, don't press enter, dont click etc)?? > > My

Re: [Lift] Re: JUnit test using Selenium RC

2010-03-03 Thread Jeppe Nejsum Madsen
Ok, What happens if you, manually, type in "new value" in the field (only the text, don't press enter, dont click etc)?? My guess is nothing (unless you've added your own keyboard event handlers). And this is what your selenium test does. If so take a look here http://www.eviltester.com/index.ph

[Lift] Re: JUnit test using Selenium RC

2010-03-03 Thread Tweek
okej, so: i've got code like this: var testStr : String = "" def set(s : String) : JsCmd ={ println(s) testStr = s JsRaw("") } def render(ns : NodeSeq) : NodeSeq ={ bind("fields", ns, "name" -> SHtml.ajaxText(testStr, (s : String) => setName(s) ) % ("id" -> "name"), ... } and JUnit test with Se