expect(sleepPage.selection.get(2).getAttribute('checked')).toBeTruthy();
if it's checked then it's returns true else false .
sleepPage.selection.get(2).getAttribute('checked').then(function( checked){
if (checked = true)
//your logic
})_
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 11:49 AM, Anton Trapp wrote:
>
Forget the question. I just figured out (after hours of googling) that I
have to write half a page of code for simple stuff like
$('elem.class:visible).count().should_be gt(0) - AngularJS integration is
nice, but if I have to spend hours of time to figure out how to
filter/reduce results and sp
What I do:
RegistrationPage = ->
@email = element(`by`.model('user.email'))
@tosAgreement = element(`by`.model('user.tosAgreement'))
later:
@email.sendKeys('whatever')
... working great, everything else too (clear, ...)
@tosAgreement.isSelected()
isSelected is returning a parentEle
>
> Hi Anton,
>
I used protractor,but need to look on script so that we can check whats
going on..
Thanks
Ravi
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Throw up some code. It's likely your logic is wrong rather than
isSelected().
Adrian
On 24 October 2014 13:38, Anton Trapp wrote:
> Nobody writing e2e tests for AngularJS projects? Or nobody using
> protractor? Any good testing frameworks that support input elements like
> checkboxes for Angula
Nobody writing e2e tests for AngularJS projects? Or nobody using
protractor? Any good testing frameworks that support input elements like
checkboxes for AngularJS e2e tests?
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