I haven't had to create a test with this specific type of element
before, but from some quick Googlin', it seems that there is no specific
method available via the Selenium API to obtain the width as a
percentage, so the consensus seems to be that you have to calculate the
percentage yourself based on the maximum possible pixel width (after
maximizing the browser window size with something like
/@browser.window.maximize/)
- Jeff
On 1/14/14, 11:59 AM, Amir E. Aharoni wrote:
Hi,
In the new ContentTranslation extension we have a progress bar, which
is updated using the CSS width property. I wanted to test that it has
the correct value, so I used something like
progress_bar_element.style("width").should == expected_width
Surprisingly, this didn't work: It seems to return the computed value
in px, rather than the specified CSS value in %.
For now I did this like this:
on(ContentTranslationPage).progress_bar_element.attribute("style").should
match(/width: #{width};/)
(See
https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/107357/4/tests/browser/features/step_definitions/special_content_translation_steps.rb
)
Something tells me that there should be a better way. Can anybody
think of anything?
Thanks!
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