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You have complete control over which classes are assigned to what nodes. For example if you create an alert box with ExtJS you can always add a no-op classname
by waynep 17y ago
You have complete control over which classes are assigned to what nodes.
For example if you create an alert box with ExtJS you can always add a no-op classname to it. This way you can write your Selenium test to do class based look ups and then verify the contents of the child nodes within.
- digamber_kamat 17y agoThis sounds the most promising one. But say I have an Extjs COmboBox and I want to select a particular item in it. It becomes too difficult to do it your way. I have to use the Selenium.Eval function and write some javascript in it.