thanks.
On Friday, March 30, 2012 5:30:28 PM UTC-7, Justin Ko wrote:
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> On Mar 30, 2012, at 10:52 AM, Hillary Hueter wrote:
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> The example as it exists today:
>it "should show all applications" do
> I.new do |c|
> c.login_flow(:userid => $support, :password => $password)
On Mar 30, 2012, at 10:52 AM, Hillary Hueter wrote:
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> The example as it exists today:
>it "should show all applications" do
> I.new do |c|
> c.login_flow(:userid => $support, :password => $password) ## Logs in
> c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.flash
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The example as it exists today:
it "should show all applications" do
I.new do |c|
c.login_flow(:userid => $support, :password => $password) ## Logs in
c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.flash
c.manage_application_page.filter.when_present.select_value("All")
On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 5:11 PM, Hillary Hueter wrote:
> I'm testing the filter on a table. One of the filter options is "Show All".
> So for my other tests I've been looping through the rows and seeing if the
> table cell that contains the status doesn't include text (cell.should_not ==
> 'Active
I'm testing the filter on a table. One of the filter options is "Show All".
So for my other tests I've been looping through the rows and seeing if the
table cell that contains the status doesn't include text (cell.should_not
== 'Active').
However when the filter is set to all it can include any
