Hello Ben,
possibly the element becomes available only after the page has completely
finished loading.
You could try enabling "at-check waiting" or do something like
waitFor {
$('.some-long-css-class').text() == 'Welcome'
}
in your at-checker.
Does that work?
Thomas
Ben Frey schrieb am Mittwoch, 19. August 2020 um 22:29:00 UTC+2:
> I'm starting a new project that logs in to my company's web site. I had an
> old project that I had working, but our pages have changed somewhat since
> then. I can use the browser console to select the element in question via
> $$(".some-long-css-class")
> (the element has a few other classes as well, but the browser still
> correctly finds the single element with that class). However, Geb does not
> find this class in my at method:
>
> static at = { $('.some-long-css-class').text() == 'Welcome' }
>
> this selector returns an empty array, so text() returns null. What could
> be going wrong here?
>
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