Thanks to whoever posted about XPather. It is really useful in working out whether you have your XPath expressions correct. See http://xpath.alephzarro.com/
________________________________ From: webtest-ad...@lists.canoo.com [mailto:webtest-ad...@lists.canoo.com] On Behalf Of Colin O'Brien Sent: 08 January 2009 12:23 To: webtest@lists.canoo.com Subject: [Webtest] R_1714 to R_1737 differences...? Hi All, I have two items I'd like to query... One is more of an observation than a problem... 1) Has the 'browser' config attribute been added recently i.e. after R1714...? I tried to use it with that release but got the error: config doesn't support the "browser" attribute Upgrading to R_1737 corrected this, I'm just curious to know when it was added in, or if there is an error in R_1714... 2) Now that I'm using R_1737 I'm seeing some unexpected behaviour with my XPath addresses... From the WebTest Downloads page I have read that some changes took place after R_1700 regarding how XPath addresses are interpreted, have there been more changes to XPath interpretation between R_1714 and R_1737...? For example, the following address resolves without issue on R_1714 but does not match any nodes when used with R_1737 xpath="//sp...@class='pagetitle'][contains(.,'${report.focus}')]" Is there something more I need to include in the contains() function to make the address stricter or more compliant...? Do I need to use something like contains(text(), string) Any and all help gratefully appreciated, thanks... Kind Regards, Colin.
