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Used for questions about using Selenium WebDriver, a browser automation framework frequently used to automate testing in a browser.
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List of webelements getting cleared during my test run?
I'm trying to compare two different tables using the method called VerifyOrderSummary located at the end of the main method below.
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated …
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java selenium - ArrayIndexOutofBoundsException
I was wondering if anyone could help me out with this exception I've been getting.
I have a custom class/object named MindsparkPartnerCode with two variables named ieFFCode & chromeCode.
I would like …
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Why would StringUtils return the incorrect # of matches of a substring?
I'm using StringUtils from the Apache commons library to check the # of matches of a sub-string within the source code of an HTML page.
I have converted the page source using the WebDriver command:
St …
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java selenium - ArrayIndexOutofBoundsException
//create a list/array of the partner codes found within the source file
List<MindsparkPartnerCode> records = new ArrayList<MindsparkPartnerCode>();
//set the location of the fi …
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Which is faster: creating a method to reference a web element by label text, or directly ref...
The automation framework I'm working within has a method in the PageObject file to return a WebElement by its label text:
getSubTab : {
value : function(value){
return this.navTabs.filter …
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