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I'd be curious how these test recorders handle mouseover events (eg: you have a multilevel menu which you hover through). The only way I got this to work was re
by martinald 10y ago
I'd be curious how these test recorders handle mouseover events (eg: you have a multilevel menu which you hover through). The only way I got this to work was record every mouseover event, which quickly made an enormous brittle test, or just don't test stuff that has mouseover.
- dhpe 10y agoHaving developed a test recorder, I found out that the best solution was to make mousehover an explicit action (the same as in webdriver). Better to have a robust test than try to do something too fancy.
- gowan 10y agoselenium has moveto[1] which will move the mouse to an element. you would use it in an action chain. [1] https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/JsonWireProtocol#sessionsessionidmoveto https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/wiki/JsonWireProtocol...
- koollx 10y agoScreenster like a lot of other tools gives the user an ability to send a mouse over explicitly during the recorder. In the modern web pages that have to work well with touchscreens mouse over in general is de-emphasized anyway.