How to use “assertSomethingSelected” and “assertNotSomethingSelected” commands in selenium IDE

“assertSelectOptions” and “assertNotSelectOptions” commands are useful to assert that required values in list box are selected or not. Few days back, I had posted article with good working example of “assertSelectOptions” and “assertNotSelectOptions“. “assertSomethingSelected” and “assertNotSomethingSelected” commands  has little different function compared to them. Both these commands are also used for assertion of selection in list box or drop … Read more

Use of “assertSelectOptions” and “assertNotSelectOptions” Commands in Selenium IDE

As you know, there are many assertions commands available in selenium IDE. You can view list of assertion commands with example tutorial if you wish.”assertSelectOptions” and “assertNotSelectOptions” commands are part of selenium IDE assertions and you can use them with drop down or list box of your software application page to assert the values inside … Read more

Selenium IDE Tutorial For “assertSelectedIndex” And “assertSelectedIndexes”

There are many tutorial posts available related to selenium IDE assert commands to use them in your software web application regression test case. Let we discuss two more assertion commands – “assertSelectedIndex” And “assertSelectedIndexes”. Both of these are working with single select or multi- select software application page elements like drop down and list box. These are good … Read more

“assertVisible” and “assertNotVisible” Commands Example For Selenium IDE

“assertVisible” and “assertNotVisible” Commands frequently used commands in selenium IDE if you are using selenium IDE for your software web application regression testing. Both “assertVisible” and “assertNotVisible” commands are useful to check element visibility on application software page.You can use “assertVisible” and “assertNotVisible” commands to stop execution on fail and you can use “verifyVisible” and “verifyNotVisible” commands for … Read more