Comment by sam...@gmail.com:
Thanks! It worked great for me.
The only thing that i had to do differently -probably because i am using a
newer version of the library- is to append your selector function at the
end of jQuery like suggested, but instead of creating a new
user-extention.js file, i appended everything into the already existing
user-extensions.js -at the same directory level as selenium-server.jar-.
By doing so, the extension is loaded automatically, so i don't need to use
the -userExtensions option with the Start Selenium Server keyword.
Selenium library 2.7 docs read the following:
"Starting from SeleniumLibrary 2.6, if there is user-extensions.js file in
the same directory as Selenium Server jar, it is loaded using the
-userExtensions option. This is not done if the option is defined in
params. By default, such extension file providing Flex testing support is
loaded automatically."
For more information:
https://code.google.com/p/robotframework-seleniumlibrary/wiki/jQueryElementSelectors
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