That is strange behavior. I tried it also, and it gave the error you
experienced. Here are some observations from my experiments.
It's saying your title string is empty; yet if you look in the DOM via
Firebug, "title" is being set correctly, just as shows up in the title bare
of the browser.
You can properly obtain the pages title straightforwardly via
"self.browser.title"
It doesn't matter whether <title> is hard-coded or generated by
{{=response.title}}
Selenium will correctly find and return other tags when using the
"self.browser.get_element_by_name" method.
The same error occurs using Selenium 2.15 (as in the example) or 2.33, as
would be installed via easy_install.
It doesn't seem to be a Web2Py related issue.
Hope this helps.
Danny
On Monday, June 24, 2013 1:42:20 AM UTC-5, shai...@signumsol.com wrote:
>
>
> In the tukker application example given in the killer-web-development.comthe
> "test_has_right_title" fails in-spite of having the exact code and
> steps followed according to the instructions onsn't the website.
> The message I get after running the application is :
>
> FAIL: test_has_right_title (test_static_pages.TestPrivacyPage)
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Traceback (most recent call last):
> File
> "/home/shailajack/Desktop/python_prog/web2py/applications/tukker/fts/test_static_pages.py",
>
> line 18, in test_has_right_title
> self.assertEqual('Tukker.Me Privacy Policy', title.text)
> AssertionError: 'Tukker.Me Privacy Policy' != u''
>
>
> Can anyone please help me to figure out where I'm going wrong??
>
> Thanks
>
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