Yes, but you'll have effectively published the algorithm for
generating ids, and people will start relying on that (oh yes, they
will!). Hilarity will certainly ensue when you need to change the
algorithm for some reason.
Thomas
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 10:13 AM, Martijn Dashorst
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> I was wondering if there would be a problem with changing the generated
> IDs so that the first instance of a component with an ID of
> "customerName" on a page would have a generated ID of "customerName",
> the second would be "customerName2&q
Create a JIRA issue please.
I think the auto-number generator could gain some sophistication in
this regard - your idea sounds like a decent plan.
Martijn
On 5/16/08, John Ray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm using the Selenium IDE add on in Firefox to generate automated tests of
> my wicket app
I'm using the Selenium IDE add on in Firefox to generate automated tests
of my wicket application. All I have to do is browse my website and it
will generate Java code that I can use as a starting point for a test.
Such as
selenium.open("/customersSearch.html");
selenium.type("customerNa
