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There are a number of tools that can do everything you want. Do you have a specific language/programming environment you prefer?
I prefer RestSharp and json.net if you've got visual studio and C#, however there's nothing built in to do the performance stuff unless you have visual studio ultimate in which case you can use the load testing tool. As for the ...
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I am not an expert with Selenium but here are some techniques I used for this problem (using Java):
Using the Actions class: builder.clickAndHold('your web element') method then the builder.release('your web element'). This gives some time between the click and release so the click action would take effect
Clicking and then making sure the expected results ...
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I'm not sure what language API you are using, but I solved many of loading troubles in a javascript app using the WaitForWait class. You may have to do some translation work, but in the .NET i built a factory method to generate WaitForWait classes with a totalWaitTimeout which will throw an exception if reached and waitInterval which is time the driver will ...
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In your comment you mentioned that the element is within a <frameset> \ <frame>. To work with any element within a frame, you need to first switch the context of the driver from the main page to that frame:
driver.switchTo().frame("foo");
In this example "foo" would be the name of the iframe. You can also do it by index if the frame has no name ...
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