Hello.
> What's the error message you're getting from Selenium?
The error I get is 'Threw an exception: Qxh Locator: Error resolving qxh
path'.
Have a nice day,
Loredana
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Hi Loredana,
Loredana Loredana schrieb:
> Hi.
> Thank you very much for your answers.
> I tried your suggestion Oliver, it didn't work for me like that, but it
> helped me find the solution in my case. I'm using Selenium IDE and it
> worked using this settings:
>
> command: assertEval
> target:
Hi.
Thank you very much for your answers.
I tried your suggestion Oliver, it didn't work for me like that, but it
helped me find the solution in my case. I'm using Selenium IDE and it worked
using this settings:
command: assertEval
target:selenium.getQxObjectFunction("qxh=app:child[0]/child[4]/chi
Hi Loredana,
to add some background to Olivier's suggestion, qooxdoo's CheckBox
widget uses a DIV element instead of the INPUT element that Selenium is
looking for.
As for your second question, it's hard to tell without knowledge of the
application or the locators. It could be a timing issue w
lore6dana wrote:
> Hi!
> I created a test using Selenium and I have to verify if a check box is
> checked or not. I tried to use assertChecked(locator) but it gives me the
> following error:
> Element qxh=app:child[0]/child[3]/child[1]/child[0]/child[1] is not a
> toggle-button
> Where qxh=app:ch
Hi!
I created a test using Selenium and I have to verify if a check box is
checked or not. I tried to use assertChecked(locator) but it gives me the
following error:
Element qxh=app:child[0]/child[3]/child[1]/child[0]/child[1] is not a
toggle-button
Where qxh=app:child[0]/child[3]/child[1]/child
