Perhaps your command is passing a leading space to findElement()? ie.
this.page().findElement(" //a[text()='Locked Topic']")
I can only suggest inserting some calls to LOG.info(), to investigate
where it's going wrong. The log will appear under the AUT frame ...
you'll have to scroll the p
On Thu, August 25, 2005 9:11, Jamo Smith said:
> HOWDY!
>
> I wrote my own assertElementOrder a few months back and today I finally
> updated to the newest version 0.5 of selenium (from 0.3).
>
> So I moved my custom assertion into the user-extensions.js as instructed.
> However it no longer works
HOWDY!
I wrote my own assertElementOrder a few months back and today I finally
updated to the newest version 0.5 of selenium (from 0.3).
So I moved my custom assertion into the user-extensions.js as instructed. However it no longer works.
The code will best explain what I'm doing (error details
Vijay, Jaun,
Please email me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] with your progress. I'd love to
help out. It is my belief that a recorder is critical to any acceptance
testing.
Patrick
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I am in the process of creating one myself.
My idea is more of a generic output from the recording tool, and write
translators for selenium, httpunit (java based), simpletest (php based)
webtesting.
I will cleanup the code and send the prototype in a couple of days,
which is a firefox extension +
Hi,
I'm writing a "recorder" for selenium. It captures the user's actions
and automaticaly creates the html table. Is anyone doing the same? Do
you think it is usefull?
Bye.
Juan
On 8/5/05, David Kemp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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wrote on 05/08/2005 01:56:21 AM:
> 1. Does anyone
Harman, Elaine wrote:
Apologies in advance for the long, dull novel.
No problem. Thanks for taking the time.
At present, everything that uses an element-locator expects the return
value to be, well, an element. I don't think we wanna have to check in
each case whether it is in fact an ele
Yes, it seems sensible to make the locator-prefix matching
case-insensitive. Patch applied: thanks.
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cheers, MikeWhttp://www.dogbiscuit.org/mdub/
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