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Waiting for a page to be loaded (synchronizing) with Selenium Webdriver ~ TestingMinded

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Trust, but verify. Waiting for a page to be loaded (synchronizing) with Selenium Webdriver. Monday, August 11, 2014 Filed Under automation. An often reoccuring automation problem is the synchronization of web pages. The automation script should only continue if the page is fully loaded. If the automation code tries to continue before the page is fully loaded, some objects might not be visible yet and the script will fail. How can we implement this in Webdriver? However, this approach will not work all th...

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FrazzledDad: February 2015

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Bleary-eyed ruminations of a work at home Father. Thursday, February 26, 2015. Don't Start With Automation. I’ve lost track of the number of times new testers have asked me some variant of “I’m new to testing. What automation tool should I start learning? I really appreciate their excitement about automation—especially since I’ve made automation my wheelhouse—but it’s. The thing new testers should focus on! Of your testing ride! Is caramelized unicorn bacon drenched with awesomesauce. I’m really no...

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How to define good locators for GUI elements ~ TestingMinded

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Trust, but verify. How to define good locators for GUI elements. Monday, August 25, 2014 Filed Under automation. One of the important pillars of a successful test automation project is the robustness of your code. If the GUI of the application under test changes and your automation code is sensitive to GUI changes, you'll lose valuable time fixing the code. Good element locators greatly contribute to the maintainability of your automation project. But what is a 'good' element locator? Byxpath("/ div[cont...

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About Steven ~ TestingMinded

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Trust, but verify. Saturday, January 10, 2009 Filed Under me. You can subscribe to this blog via my RSS Feed. For any questions on software testing or suggestions, please contact me by at machtelinckx (at) gmail.com. I'd love to hear from you about your opinion and experiences in the comment sections of my posts. You have read the post. What's next? If you really enjoyed this post, then please consider bookmarking or sharing it. Thanks! Related Posts by Categories. 3 Responses to "About Steven".

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Selecting an item from a Vaadin dropdown with Selenium Webdriver ~ TestingMinded

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Trust, but verify. Selecting an item from a Vaadin dropdown with Selenium Webdriver. Monday, August 18, 2014 Filed Under automation. When we need to select items in a dropdown with Selenium Webdriver, we usually use the Select class. We can then call the selectByVisibleText, selectByIndex and selectByValue methods. Unfortunately this won't work in Vaadin applications. That's because Vaadin doesn't use the select html element, instead it uses it's own implementation. Both methods take a 'filterParentLocat...

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Automatially opening PuTTY sessions with PuttyCM ~ TestingMinded

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Trust, but verify. Automatially opening PuTTY sessions with PuttyCM. Monday, September 01, 2014 Filed Under tools. A while ago I posted a script. To automatically open a series of PuTTY sessions. What I didn't know at that time is that several tools exist to achieve the same result. One of these tools is PuttyCM. I then use Hoo Wintail to easily filter and highlight specific log file entries. Read more about that in the Hoo Wintail log monitoring article. On the options screen, in the 'General' section, ...