Nate Kirby wrote on 10/21/2005 02:55:45 PM:
I also could not get these directions to work at all in Firefox. I
thought
selenium was browser agnostic.
Regarding Firefox, let me make a quick note:
I don't think anyone else has noticed this or mentioned this... But the
Firefox-only Selenium
Nate Kirby wrote on 10/21/2005 02:55:45 PM:
I also could not get these directions to work at all in Firefox. I
thought
selenium was browser agnostic.
Regarding Firefox, let me make a quick note:
I don't think anyone else has noticed this or mentioned this... But the
Firefox-only Selenium
Vernon Viles wrote on 10/21/2005 01:22:38 PM:
Here is a how to for people that are just starting
with selenium and want to get up and running quickly
with Internet Explorer.
Vernon, thank you for (re)compiling this information.
Like I said, in my other reply to Nate, though... Selenium's true
This started on the user's list, but I'm cc'ing this to the developer's
list...
If folks want to talk about user workarounds for supporting frames in
Selenium... replies should go to Users' list.
If folks want to talk about developer implementation of supporting frames
in Selenium... replies
Nate Kirby wrote on 11/02/2005 05:23:05 PM:
Anyone out there got any experience using selenium to drive mouse
events that are more complex than clicking like dragging.
I personally don't have that experience, but I'm very eager to see if
Selenium could do such a thing.
Specifically, I'd like
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
Rahul Chaturvedi wrote on 11/14/2005 03:17:16 AM:
Problem:
depending upon some condition I need to verify some text or click some
link.(viz: If some element/text is present then only do something
otherwise do something else)
following is the rough flow chart kind of thing just to make it
David Niergarth wrote on 11/22/2005 03:28:23 PM:
Thanks. I had tried this -- turned out it wasn't working due to a ';'
in the password, which is apparently not URL-friendly.
I'm able to do this now using driven Selenium. :)
Here's to questions that I know how to answer. :-)
-Jason
