Missing commands

[lcsqlpete]

While converting an old Selenium test suite, I found that the following commands are not supported in the new version:

verifyLocation
assertLocation
storeTable
verifySelectOptions
verifyAttribute
verifySelectedLabel
assertXPathCount

It's possible there are equivalent commands with different names but if not, please add these.

Pete

[corevo]

Please check that you do not repost commands, as they may cause confusion to contributors:

• verifySelectedLabel Request for command storeAttribute  #160

[hohnan]

Been looking and haven't seen fireEvent listed anywhere.

[cinnest]

I do not find verifyTextPresent as well

Another vote for needing verifyLocation here. Is it sufficient to have these all in one issue or should they be added separately?

[98gmarquee]

Anything we can use as an alternative to "fireEvent||blur"?

[corevo]

fire event will not come back as it is not a webdriver command.

Use mouse out instead.

[98gmarquee]

fire event will not come back as it is not a webdriver command.

Use mouse out instead.

I'll try that. Thanks!

How about "wait for selected"? I have some js pages that populate the country/state in drop downs and would like to be able to wait until those render after keying zipcode. Fought with it for an hour yesterday... lol!

[98gmarquee]

mouse out isn't working... type doesn't work, send keys doesn't work, click at... it's frustrating.

[98gmarquee]

Think I figured a work around for my lack of "fireEvent||blur" issue... it's dumb, but seems to work in firefox and chrome.

I do the following:

type|zipcode_text|60606
execute script|return document.getElementById("zipcode_text").focus();|
execute script|return document.getElementById("zipcode_text").blur();|
execute script|return document.getElementById("phone_numb_text").focus();|
execute script|return document.getElementById("phone_numb_text").blur();|

It the triggers the blur on the zipcode and fires the loading of city/state/phone_area_code

For chrome, just the two focus commands were needed.
For firefox, all 4 commands were needed.

All 4 commands work fine in chrome as well, so I don't need 2 scripts.