Hi,
qooxdoo table cells are HTML divs and not widgets, so
getQxObjectFunction won't work. You could try getting the cell's value using
getQxTableValue(tableLocator, "row=3,col=4")
This value is used by the cell renderer that creates the button, so it
should contain the information about the bu
Is there a way to use "getQxObjectFunction" to check if a button from a
table cell is enabled or disabled?
I succeeded to check on other buttons, but i was not able to check a button
that is inside a cell because i don't know how to get that button's locator.
When I click the button I use qxTableCl
It worked!
Thank you a lot.
Have a nice day!
Loredana
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Hi,
I don't really use Selenese, but if you're running the test suite using
Selenium server, you can specify the URL like this:
java -jar selenium-server.jar -htmlSuite
You could put that command in a shell script or batch file and pass in
the value for startURL as a command line argument
Hi
I need my Selenium tests to run on all machines is used the application I'm
testing. So, I want to know if it is possible to use a variable instead of a
fixed URL and replace it when you run the test with the corresponding URL.
I tried a few weeks ago to export my tests in Java, but I had some
