This Selenium Java tutorial discusses the nitty-gritty of ElementClickInterceptedException in Selenium and ways to mitigate the exception.
Here are some strategies for handling errors in Selenium Python gracefully: 1. Implicit Waits Implicit waits can help manage situations where elements are not immediately available by setting a default waiting time. This reduces the likelihood of encountering NoSuchElementExcept...
driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("ul.pagination")).isDisplayed(); } catch (NoSuchElementException | StaleElementReferenceException e) { return false; } } The isDisplayed() method of Selenium WebDriver returns a boolean value. It will return true if the WebElement is displayed, else it will...
Handle switching tabs in iOS devices When testing applications that require clicking an element that opens in a new tab, you need to set the safariAllowPopups and autoAcceptAlerts capabilities to true, and then click the required element. Node.js const webdriver = require('selenium-webdriver...
All runtime exception classes in Selenium WebDriver come under the superclass WebDriverException. Though there are many Exception classes under WebDriverException, we commonly see the below ones. NoSuchElementException NoSuchWindowException NoSuchFrameException ...
6. Additional Concepts for Handling Alerts in Selenium In addition to methods we’ve previously covered, two other important concepts in Selenium for managing alerts are alertIsPresent() with WebDriverWait and handling NoAlertPresentException. 6.1. Using alertIsPresent() with WebDriverWait ...
Handle Dynamic WebTables in Selenium Webdriver There is no rocket science in the handling of tables. All you need to is to inspect the table cell and get the HTML location of it. In most cases, tables contain text data and you might simply like to extract the data given in each row or...
int No_of_Afffected_Rows[]= statemnt1.executeBatch(); //After inserting the data System.out.println("No of rows affected = " +No_of_Afffected_Rows.length); } //Catching the BatchUpdateException catch(BatchUpdateException be) ...
I know you must be thinking that, then, in this case, Selenium already has a feature which is called asImplicit-wait, which always waits for an element to load and wait for a specified time. Then why do we have such problems in Selenium execution. The answer is because of Ajax Calls ...
/***Function:driver.switchTo().frame(WebElement iframe)Parameters:iframe-The target frame element.Returnvalue:The driver sets the focus to the given frame Exception value:NoSuchFrameException-Ifthe target frame isnotavailable.StaleElementReferenceException-Ifthe WebElement is stale.***/ ...