Flexible selectors should be the main solution. Specially the use of
ids, they are fast, and don't depend on dom hierarchy.
You can also intercept a key function in jquery, probably $.fn.find.
(function( $ ){
var find = $.find;
$.find = function( selector ){
var elems = find( selector );
if( elems.length == 0 )
alert( selector + ' yielded no matches' ); //or console.log or
any other warning.
return elems;
};
})( jQuery );
I don't advice this for production, it adds some overhead and may bug
a visitor. Could be useful for debugging.
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Ariel Flesler
http://flesler.blogspot.com
On 31 mar, 13:54, Matt Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> jQuery selectors are fantastic, but any time I change the layout of my
> site, I need to manually go through each page and make sure everything
> works.
>
> Are they any automated testing tools that I can use? Manual
> regression tests are killing my productivity.
