Similar to NoSuchElementException and StaleElementReferenceException, NoSuchWindowException is a common error Selenium users face during automation. Overview What is NoSuchWindowException in Selenium? NoSuchWindowExecption is an exception raised by the Selenium WebDriver while attempting to access ...
Handling Pop-ups in Selenium Webdriver Similar to handling alerts, handling pup-ups in Selenium is a tiresome job. Let’s use the robot class to handle it. Robot class is a feature used to manage mouse functions and keyboard functions. It is used to close the pop-up window. Let’s test...
Frames, used to divide a web page into multiple sections, require specific handling in Selenium. We can utilize Selenium's methods to navigate through frames seamlessly. Frames in a webpage refer to a feature that allows web developers to divide a browser window into multiple sections, each of...
Replacement: Use scenario-specific exceptions for example TimeoutException, or NoSuchWindowException). The removal or deprecation of these exceptions simplifies the error-handling process and encourages developers to build more robust, and specific code. As Selenium evolves, developers are guided to bette...
You can see a number of Alert methods are displayed as shown in below screen suggested by Eclipse. We can easily switch to alert from the main window by using Selenium's.switchTo()method. Now we automate the given below scenario.
Learn how to handle browser authentication using Selenium for automated testing and web scraping. Step-by-step guide with examples.
Selenium WebDriver Forms Handling - Learn how to handle forms in Selenium WebDriver, including techniques for interacting with input fields, buttons, and dropdowns.
In this WebDriverIO tutorial on alert handling in Selenium, I’ll show you how to handle alerts & pop-ups as well as overlay modal in WebDriverIO. I will also cover the different types of alerts you will face during automation and what are the key points you need to follow for alert ...
Following are the wait methods that Selenium Webdriver can use Thread.Sleep() Thread.Sleep () is not a wise choice as it suspends the current thread for the specified amount of time. In AJAX, you can never be sure about the exact wait time. So, your test will fail if the element won...
driver.get("https://demoqa.com/frames");//First find the element using any of locator stratedgyWebElementiframeElement=driver.findElement(By.id("IF1"));//now use the switch commanddriver.switchTo().frame(0);//Do all the required tasks in the frame 0//Switch back to the main windowdr...