Re: do_jsxexecute Not sure, maybe you need a jsxwait command before the do_jsxexecute.
Re: Alert Browser native alert should be overriden by GITAK/Selenium. So you will not see the Alert but you can use native Selenium command to waitFor assert and dismiss it.
Code:
storeAlert ( variableName ) Retrieves the message of a JavaScript alert generated during the previous action, or fail if there were no
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Re: Dynamic name you can also try (haven't tried them myself yet, let me know how itgoes)
Code:
[jsxname*=tbox]
or
[getName()*=tbox]
Where *= does a "contains" search. Remember the selector search is modeled after CSS3 ...
Re: clickJsxStack fails... I had no trouble running the sample test "Sample dialog alert" which contains the clickJsxStack command.
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes ...
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes to someone who doesnt use the product every day, and say install that. If you did, you would find they are nearly always lacking in fundamental detail, which means people either abandon the product or spend way too much time trying to find the info they need to get up and running.
For example, Gitaks install document simply tells you to copy the 'core' directory to the webserver you are using, makes no reference at all of where everything else goes, or how to get started.
I know documentation is a pain, but no product can really make the grade without it.
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Jan 30, 2010
Howard Bell says:
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes ...Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes to someone who doesnt use the product every day, and say install that. If you did, you would find they are nearly always lacking in fundamental detail, which means people either abandon the product or spend way too much time trying to find the info they need to get up and running.
For example, Gitaks install document simply tells you to copy the 'core' directory to the webserver you are using, makes no reference at all of where everything else goes, or how to get started.
I know documentation is a pain, but no product can really make the grade without it.