Ken Mizell a écrit :

Hi All
I can't be the only one trying to solve this problem... is there anyway to create optional actions? I'm having trouble when i run a script and then re-run it and the cookies on my machine make certain checkboxes "checked" the second time through. There is an input field ( a checkbox) that has a different value after the script has been run once [EMAIL PROTECTED]'CBB_info' and @value='1' or [EMAIL PROTECTED]'CBB_info' and @value='0' and the second time through the test the script fails because it can't find this checkbox with the checked value. what i really want it to do is to look for the checkbox and if it sees the check box is checked then uncheck it, but if it is not checked then do nothing and go to the next step in the test.

Personally, I would think the problem is the cookie as a test shall always run with the same starting assertions. You could use the eraseCookie extension from Marco Bizzarri, see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=selenium-users&m=112561367603370&w=2
Hope it helps.
Alex

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