I'd like to get opinions on preferred test syntax from Selenium users...
(I'm cc'ing the dev list on this 'cause this it does have an effect on
development, but let's keep the thread on the user's list for the time
being.)
Which syntax would you prefer as the source syntax of your test scripts
Selenium's own self-test suite is in fact four separate suites: one each
for Firefox, IE, Konqueror and Safari. I find this duplication mildly
irritating, and certainly it's not easy to see (at a glance) what
Selenium functionality is unsupported on each platform.
I suspect that this would al
I just made the python-twisted code taken from the subversion repository
work with Linux (probably Unix and Os X as well), and with the new
version of Twisted. Now, how do I submit this?
Cheers,
Henrik Hjelte
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Henrik Hjelte wrote on 11/03/2005 04:30:48 AM:
> I just made the python-twisted code taken from the subversion repository
> work with Linux (probably Unix and Os X as well), and with the new
> version of Twisted. Now, how do I submit this?
Cool. Thank you! The preferred method is to open a ticke
I prefer options 1 e 2 simply because it´s less like code, with an extra to option 1 due to its common presentation(HTML).
In my model i plan to request also non-programmers to write these
scripts followed by peer reviews. The language here is
portuguese(Brazil) so a less language-specific syntax
Jason R Huggins a écrit :
I'd like to get opinions on preferred test syntax from Selenium users...
(I'm cc'ing the dev list on this 'cause this it does have an effect on
development, but let's keep the thread on the user's list for the time
being.)
Which syntax would you prefer as the sour
On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 02:21:50AM -0600, Jason R Huggins wrote:
> I'd like to get opinions on preferred test syntax from Selenium users...
>
> (I'm cc'ing the dev list on this 'cause this it does have an effect on
> development, but let's keep the thread on the user's list for the time
> being
> Which syntax would you prefer as the source syntax of your test scripts:
> Option 1 > typeuser_namejason
> Option 2 > type "user_name" "jason"
> Option 3 > type "jason" into field named "user_name"
> Option 4 > field(name="user_name").type("jason")
Definitely
On 11/3/05, Luke Closs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 02:21:50AM -0600, Jason R Huggins wrote:> I'd like to get opinions on preferred test syntax from Selenium users...>> (I'm cc'ing the dev list on this 'cause this it does have an effect on
> development, but let's keep the thr
On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 08:52:55PM +1100, Mike Williams wrote:
> Selenium's own self-test suite is in fact four separate suites: one each
> for Firefox, IE, Konqueror and Safari. I find this duplication mildly
> irritating, and certainly it's not easy to see (at a glance) what
> Selenium functi
On Thu, Nov 03, 2005 at 04:17:48PM -0200, Alexandre Bairos wrote:
> > If anyone is interested, I could forward it on to the list. Maybe it
> > would be useful to bundle such helper scripts with selenium?
>
> Cool stuff. I was thinking of implementing such a tool. I?d really
> appreciate your forwa
Hi folks,
My application uses showmodaldialogbox() api of IE in my application however when i try to use selenium to test the same ...i donot get the handle for the same.
i am not able to select this dialogbox using the selectwindow function of selenium.
reason being the modaldial
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