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edit approved Dec 12, 2016 at 12:45

I would use Selenium Builder Selenium Builder instead of Selenium IDE. If your script was exported as Java, then you just do this:

WebElement checkbox = driver.findElement( By,id('the_id' ) );
if ( checkbox.isSelected() ) {
  System.out.println("Checkbox was already selected: " + checkbox.toString() );
} else {
   checkbox.click();
}

I use this project template to run my Builder scripts.

I would use Selenium Builder instead of Selenium IDE. If your script was exported as Java, then you just do this:

WebElement checkbox = driver.findElement( By,id('the_id' ) );
if ( checkbox.isSelected() ) {
  System.out.println("Checkbox was already selected: " + checkbox.toString() );
} else {
   checkbox.click();
}

I use this project template to run my Builder scripts.

I would use Selenium Builder instead of Selenium IDE. If your script was exported as Java, then you just do this:

WebElement checkbox = driver.findElement( By,id('the_id' ) );
if ( checkbox.isSelected() ) {
  System.out.println("Checkbox was already selected: " + checkbox.toString() );
} else {
   checkbox.click();
}

I use this project template to run my Builder scripts.

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created Feb 13, 2014 at 16:29

djangofan

I would use Selenium Builder instead of Selenium IDE. If your script was exported as Java, then you just do this:

WebElement checkbox = driver.findElement( By,id('the_id' ) );
if ( checkbox.isSelected() ) {
  System.out.println("Checkbox was already selected: " + checkbox.toString() );
} else {
   checkbox.click();
}

I use this project template to run my Builder scripts.