selenium-rc

I am trying to get Selenium RC up and running for doing some automated testing on my website. I am finding that I constantly want to verify that I haven't broken any features, and manual testing is starting to become tiresome. However, I can't seem to get Selenium RC to work with WaitForPageToLoad. I tried copying the basic example that they give in the selenium documentation, but the test always gets stuck at: $this->waitForPageToLoad("30000"); I can see that it gets that far in the window that it brings up and that the page appears to have loaded correctly (we are at a google search result

Using : JaCoCo 0.5.3, Maven2, Sonar 2.14, sonar-maven-plugin 1.8, SùartGWT 3.0 Currently trying to : Get code coverage on Sonar of my Selenium unit tests. Problem : Code coverage doesn't move from 0% although the sensor is launched properly, analyse the jacoco.exec which is correctly generated. Ressources : https://gist.github.com/2888912 The pom.xml It's been about 2 weeks I'm trying to get code coverage. I upgraded the Sonar from 2.10 to 2.14, changed every single sonar property, tried the plugin jacoco (for maven) and I still DON'T get any results. So if someone had the same problems and

I'd like to type something in a IFrame with Selenium IDE but I don't know how to do this. Thanks a lot! You have to select the iframe and then type selenium.selectFrame("css=iframe.widget[<a_css_identifier>]"); selenium.type(<your_object_or_text_box>, <typed_content>); The statements are in java, but you should be able to find selectFrame and type in the IDE. You can use the Selenium IDE command 'selectFrame' to focus within an iframe. Use the Target field to enter the iframe id. Try <tr> <td>selectFrame</td> <td>edit</td> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td>type</td> <td>xpath=//html/body</td> <td>my

I am try to follow following references to run the selenium IDE test suites on standalone server . My ultimate purpose is to run headless data-driven tests on ubuntu. Selenium RC with DataDriven Running Tests from command line Selenium Headless tests on Ubuntu So after looking into these tutorials I have setup very simple test suite and trying to run from command line e.g java -jar ~/selenium/selenium-server-standalone-2.39.0.jar -userExtensions user-extensions.js -htmlSuite "*firefox" http://google.com ./suite.html ./out/firefox-results.html Output org.openqa.grid.selenium.GridLauncher main

I'm using selenium-rc and I'm trying to click on a specific email on gmail in order to get into the email page. More specifically: on the gmail inbox, click on a email with a specific subject. I can't find the correct xpath (none of the tags in the email part are links). Ideas? This XPath should do the trick: //div[@class = 'y6']/span[contains(., 'subject_here')] ... provided that you've first changed to the canvas_frame frame. Otherwise, it's unlikely it'll work at all. If you're not using Firebug to inspect the HTML, you really should as that's how I found out these values. Also, the Gmail

How to press Enter using Selenium RC using C#? I am working with a SearchBox using Selenium . In which I have to type some name and I have to press Enter to search. There is no Submit button. So, I must use Enter . I tried something like this selenium.KeyPress("quicksearchtextcriteria", "13"); But doesn't work. Please Help. Note: I made a collection of possible ways to do this. See here: press enter key in selenium This can be achieved by Keys , and Enter . Example in Java as I don't know C#: import org.openqa.selenium.Keys; //... // this sends an Enter to the element selenium.type("locator",

I got this below error while using Selenium RC for Google Chrome you are using unsupported command-line flag: --disable-web-security. Stability and security will suffer. I don't know whats the issue with chrome. Reference code for flag --disable-web-security // Don't enforce the same-origin policy. (Used by people testing their sites.) const char kDisableWebSecurity[] = "disable-web-security"; It disallows cross scripting code, what are you doing on selenium RC? In feb 2013, someone (expert user/dev "PhistucK"; 1498 Posts as of 01/2014) said on the chrome-discuss gougle-group : No, it [the