Learn about Fluent Wait in Selenium, its importance, and how to use it effectively for smarter test automation and reliable element interaction.
Use Cases of following-sibling XPath in Selenium The following-sibling XPath is useful for selecting elements that appear after a reference element within the same parent. Below are some key use cases: 1. Selecting the Next Immediate Sibling Element When you need to interact wi...
During the process of writing this blog, I tried automating different Canvas element scenarios with Selenium as well as Cypress. Since Cypress tests run directly in the browser, I found it relatively easy to use Cypress for Canvas automation. As far as automation with Selenium is concerned, this...
By using explicit waits, you can tell Selenium to wait for a specific condition to be met before executing the next step in your automation script. This allows for a more flexible and robust automation solution. In this Selenium C# tutorial, I will show you how you can use the WebDriver...
Step #2:Enter the keyword “TestNG” in the search textbox and click on “Go” button as shown below. Step #3:As soon as the user clicks on the “Go” button, the results matching the search string will be displayed. Now the user can click on the Install button to install TestNG...
Using CSS Selector as a Locator Selenium tutorial #6 - In our previous tutorial we learned different types of locators. We also learned how to use ID, ClassName, Name, Link Text, and Xpath locator types. In continuation with that, today we will learn how
How to close all windows in Selenium? When we are working on multiple windows it is important to close windows simultaneously when we finish the action. For closing the window on which WebDriver has current focus we have driver.close(); method. We use this method majorly when we have multip...
import org.openqa.selenium.support.ui.WebDriverWait; public class ExplicitWaitDemo { public static void main(String[] args) { // Start browser WebDriver driver = new ChromeDriver(); // Start application driver.get("http://seleniumpractise.blogspot.in/2016/08/how-to-use-explicit-wait-in-selen...
import org.openqa.selenium.chrome.ChromeDriver; Locate the textarea of the By.id "aboutYourself": WebElement textArea = driver.findElement(By. id("aboutYourself")); Verify that the textarea is enabled and visible: if (textArea.isEnabled() && textArea.isDisplayed()) ...
In case you do not have the WebDriver installed or you try to use a browser for which there is no support (via WebDriver), it would give the below error:selenium.common.exceptions.WebDriverException: Message: 'operadriver' executable needs to be in PATHThe error message was displayed when ...