selenium-webdriver

问题 Why we need element(...).getWebElement() over element(...) when both works exactly the same Why two APIs for the same functionality 回答1: Protractor is a convenient wrapper around WebDriverJS - javascript selenium bindings. element(...) would result into an ElementFinder instance introduced in Protractor element(...).getWebElement() would result into a WebElement instance from WebDriverJS . Basically, this gives you access to the pure "bare-metal" WebElement . The most common use-case for

问题 Why we need element(...).getWebElement() over element(...) when both works exactly the same Why two APIs for the same functionality 回答1: Protractor is a convenient wrapper around WebDriverJS - javascript selenium bindings. element(...) would result into an ElementFinder instance introduced in Protractor element(...).getWebElement() would result into a WebElement instance from WebDriverJS . Basically, this gives you access to the pure "bare-metal" WebElement . The most common use-case for

问题 Why we need element(...).getWebElement() over element(...) when both works exactly the same Why two APIs for the same functionality 回答1: Protractor is a convenient wrapper around WebDriverJS - javascript selenium bindings. element(...) would result into an ElementFinder instance introduced in Protractor element(...).getWebElement() would result into a WebElement instance from WebDriverJS . Basically, this gives you access to the pure "bare-metal" WebElement . The most common use-case for

问题 Why we need element(...).getWebElement() over element(...) when both works exactly the same Why two APIs for the same functionality 回答1: Protractor is a convenient wrapper around WebDriverJS - javascript selenium bindings. element(...) would result into an ElementFinder instance introduced in Protractor element(...).getWebElement() would result into a WebElement instance from WebDriverJS . Basically, this gives you access to the pure "bare-metal" WebElement . The most common use-case for

问题 I hv to click on a particular email, in that case what should I do? I seen there is a Webtable with multiple indexes, I hv to select 1 & click on it. does anyone have code how to handle webTables in WebDriver? See exact situation in below screen- http://screencast.com/t/XRbXQVygNkN6 I was trying with below code -Plz suggest me for rest of the action. After gmail Login- 1st Ihv clicked on inbox link--->>then Promotions--->>then I hv to click on particular email WebElement PromotionsSection

问题 I'm testing out Selenium's html5 video automation methods, I can't find one to jump a certain amount of time for current location in the video. driver = webdriver.Firefox() driver.get("https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_I4zqC7GN8") driver.execute_script('document.getElementsByTagName("video")[0].currentTime=30 allows me to jump to the 30-second time mark. However, I want to jump 30-seconds from my current time position. Most tutorials are in java, with some getting really deep into java code -

问题 I am doing automation using Selenium WebDriver and want to handle a browser authentication window. I know Selenium does not support this on its own but I am able to using AutoIt. We have to share our code with the client, so can AutoIt code be managed from Eclipse? This is the code: WinWaitActive("Authentication Required", "", "120") If WinExists("Authentication Required") Then Send("username{TAB}") Send("password{Enter}") EndIf Code to run the AutoIt.exe from Eclipse: Runtime.getRuntime()

问题 I am doing automation using Selenium WebDriver and want to handle a browser authentication window. I know Selenium does not support this on its own but I am able to using AutoIt. We have to share our code with the client, so can AutoIt code be managed from Eclipse? This is the code: WinWaitActive("Authentication Required", "", "120") If WinExists("Authentication Required") Then Send("username{TAB}") Send("password{Enter}") EndIf Code to run the AutoIt.exe from Eclipse: Runtime.getRuntime()

问题 After login, the page is redirecting to one page (I want to wait for page load), where I am finding elements by tagName, By inputArea = By.tagName("input"); List <WebElement> myIput = driver.findElements(inputArea); Here I want to give Explicit Wait for findElements, I want to wait for its all its visibility or presence. There are only two inputs in my web page. If I give Implicit Wait for a long time, the code will work. But it varies. So i decided to give Explicit Wait, How can i give

问题 I am doing automation using Selenium WebDriver and want to handle a browser authentication window. I know Selenium does not support this on its own but I am able to using AutoIt. We have to share our code with the client, so can AutoIt code be managed from Eclipse? This is the code: WinWaitActive("Authentication Required", "", "120") If WinExists("Authentication Required") Then Send("username{TAB}") Send("password{Enter}") EndIf Code to run the AutoIt.exe from Eclipse: Runtime.getRuntime()