Timo Rantalaiho wrote:
On Tue, 20 Nov 2007, Gerolf Seitz wrote:
you can call setMarkupId(String) in the constructor of your components.
just make sure that the ids are unique in a single page.
This works sometimes, and is a good idea. Having stable HTML
ids for unique HTML elements also makes facilitates good CSS
styling, I understand.
However, when this is not practical, you can omit the HTML
id altogether from the markup, because then Selenium IDE
will automatically look for other ways of identifying the
element. These are typically xpath expressions operating on
the DOM tree. You can of course also write them yourself to
the test script, if you like xpath ;)
When using Selenium in a more white-box-way, testing single
components within developer tests, there is also the
possibility of getting the dynamic markup id directly from
the component object. This can be done at least with
SeleniumTestCase of Wicket Bench and I believe also with
jdave-wicket-selenium
http://www.jdave.org/modules.html
Thanks everyone for the suggestions, they sound very useful :)
Cheers
Niels
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