selenium IDE "storeAlertPresent" and "storePromptPresent" Commands

After very long time, New post about selenium IDE. If you are new user of selenium then you can learn selenium IDE commands one by one from command list PART 1 and PART 2 where I have described mostly used commands with simple examples. Selenium IDE can also helps you to automate your web

application testing process If It has simple flow. Now today, Let me give you an example of 2 more selenium IDE commands.

You can read more store related commands of selenium IDE.

"storeAlertPresent" Command

"storeAlertPresent" command will check and verify If there Is any alert message on current page. If alert Is there then It will return and store true In variable else It will return false.

"storePromptPresent" Command

Same way, "storePromptPresent" will check for "Prompt" pop up  on page. If found then store true else store false In variable.

You can use both these commands when you wants to take some action based on alert or promp present or not present.

New Test
Command	Target	Value
open	http://only-testing-blog.blogspot.com/2014/01/textbox.html
click	css=div > input[type="button"]
storeAlertPresent	i
assertAlert	Hi.. This is alert message!
echo	${i}
click	//button[@onclick='myFunctionf()']
storePromptPresent	j
echo	${j}
assertPrompt	Your Name Please

Run above example In your selenium IDE and observe result. Both "storeAlertPresent" and "storePromptPresent" commands will store true In variables because previous action for both command Is generating popup of alert and prompt.