On occasion, you may have the need to check if an element on a page is disabled or enabled. If we look at the API documentation for Selenium’s IWebElement Interface, we can see there is an available method called Enabled that can … Read More

It’s straightforward to get your tests running locally against Firefox. But when you want to run them against a different browser like Chrome, you download the ChromeDriver and mention the file path before creating the WebDriver object. Chrome Driver can be … Read More

Sometimes you’ll run into an app that has functionality hidden behind a right-click menu (a.k.a. a context menu). These menus tend to be system-level menus that are untouchable by Selenium. So how do you test this functionality? By leveraging Selenium’s Action … Read More

Occasionally you’ll run into a link or action in the application you’re testing that will open a new window. In order to work with both the new and originating windows, you’ll need to switch between them. On the face … Read More

Odds are at some point you’ve come across the use of tables in a web application to display data or information to a user, giving them the option to sort and manipulate it. Depending on your application it can … Read More

Selecting from a dropdown list seems like one of those simple things. Just grab the list by it’s element and select an item within it based on the text you want. While it sounds pretty straightforward, there is a bit more … Read More

On occasion, you’ll run into a relic of the front-end world — frames. And when writing a test against them, you can easily get tripped if you’re not paying attention. Rather than gnash your teeth when … Read More