Assertion Commands

Selenium IDE “verifyNotLocation” and “assertNotLocation” Commands with examples

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“verifyNotLocation” and “assertNotLocation” Commands works in opposite way of “verifyLocation” and “assertLocation” commands in selenium IDE software. All four commands are assertion commands in selenium IDE and useful for verification of current web page URL verification. Let me explain both  commands with example for better understanding. “verifyNotLocation” Command “verifyNotLocation” command will fail if current page URL match … Read more

Selenium IDE assertAlertNotPresent and assertAlertPresent commands examples

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This guide will show you how to use the assertAlertNotPresent and assertAlertPresent commands in Selenium IDE. You’ll learn how to validate the absence of JavaScript alerts in your test flow and understand the difference between assert and verify commands with practical examples. “assertAlertNotPresent” and “assertAlertPresent” are assertion commands of selenium IDE. Both are works with … Read more

Selenium IDE “assertElementHeight” and “assertElementWidth” commands with examples

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“assertElementHeight” and “assertElementWidth” are assertion commands and useful to verify and assert if expected height and with don’t match with actual height and width of element on software application page. I posted article about “storeElementHeight” and “storeElementWidth” before and described how selenium helps us to store element’s height and width in variable. Height and width are measured … Read more

Selenium IDE “verifyValue” and “assertValue” commands use with Example

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In Selenium IDE, “verifyValue” and “assertValue” commands are used with check box or radio button elements. As name suggests, Both are used only for verification of check box or radio button’s ON/OFF(Check/Unchecked) status. Only difference between “verifyValue” and “assertValue” command is “verifyValue” will keep execution continue on fail and “assertValue” command will stop execution of … Read more