Hi,
I have two sets of elements on a page that I need to distinguish
between.
<div class="Expander">
...
< /div>
<div class="Expander narrow">
...
< /div>
For the first I'm using
ui.Repeat(uid:'largePodContainer',clocator:[tag:'div',class:'Expander !
narrow'],respond:['click']){
...
}
ui.Repeat(uid:'largePodContainer',clocator:[tag:'div',class:'Expander
narrow'],respond:['click']){
...
}
When in debug mode I tried the generated selector for the first
element i.e
teJQuery(selenium.browserbot.findElement("jquery=div.Expander[class!
=narrow]"))
Unfortunately this returns all instances of elements 1 and 2 as it
would appear that the [attribute!=value] selector does not work well
with multiple css classes as it treats the attribute field as text,
and none of the elements have a class attribure equal to "narrow".
What does work is this:
teJQuery(selenium.browserbot.findElement("jquery=div.Expander")).not(".narrow")
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