when calling method: [nsIAutoCompletePopup::popupOpen]" nsresult: "0x8057001e
(NS_ERROR_XPC_JS_THREW_STRING)" location: "JS frame ::
http://127.0.0.1:8000/selenium/selenium/htmlutils.js :: triggerMouseEvent ::
line 94" data: no]
implement
an id, but it would be nice to be able to specify these more general locators
something like
"tag=img src='/images/gobutton.gif' alt='calculate'"
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Daniel Serodio wrote:
Robin Becker wrote:
A colleague was looking for a way to click on an image so I wrote a
simple image locator that used the src attribute. In another page he
needed to click on an input of type image and that seemed to need
another locator.
We could have got round this
happen.
Not only do remain tests not get carried out, but any emailing etc also fails to
happen.
The main problem with this proposal seems to be a rather artificial distinction
between waits and other commands; waits can return an error when hell freezes over.
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is kind of problem? I am groping towards using
javascript to set the td text from a string containing '\t', '\n', '\r'
characters. Would that work?
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Robin Becker wrote:
We're making tests for an application which allows the user to copy a
spreadsheet from an excel workbook and paste it into a text area. This
causes problems for selenium as the tabs and other formatting
information don't seem easy to enter in html.
Has anyo
rever.
It is also fairly easy to patch the eventloop to cause waits to timeout.
Even if that happens there's no mechanism for waits to 'fail' (a bigger
patch is required).
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It is alo fairly easy to patch the eventloop to cause
waits to timeout.
Even if that happens there's no mechanism for waits to
'fail' (a bigger patch is required).
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How about a loop with
lementById('period').value}|PERIOD
the log says that document.getElementById('period') has no properties.
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Mike Williams wrote:
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I was able to use storeValue to obtain the value of a hidden filed
called period, but failed with store and javascript.
... this failed
store|javascript{document.getElementById('period').value}|PERIOD
I think that when your JavaScript
this failed
ie
assertTextPresent|myhtmltemplate.prep|
fails. Am I doing something stupid or are comments ignored?
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I have a test which opens a PDF document and this sometimes seems to halt the
test run. The document is opend in the test pane, but the tests seem to stop.
Is there a way round this?
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Robin Becker wrote:
I have a test which opens a PDF document and this sometimes seems to
halt the test run. The document is opend in the test pane, but the tests
seem to stop.
Is there a way round this?
didn't receive any hints on this so decided to do a delayed back function like
this
be to wrap the XMLHttpRequest
object in the target page so it did that for us, but I had already got my own
wrapper and had to hack that to provide onSend and onFinish events (my wrapper
always finishes perhaps with error/timeout) so I can guarantee that the wait for
the async stuff will event
Chris Withers wrote:
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prepareForAjax||
click|myajaxthingy|
waitForAjax|1000|wait on the ajax and then some
Are prepareForAjax and waitForAjax things you've added or that are now
part of Selenium?
If the former, could they become the latter? ;-)
Chris
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