nightwatchjs test to check element is inactive by checking css attribute value not working
I'm testing to check an element on the page is inactive, said element doesn't have a 'disabled' property so I decided to check the class attribute. My test is passing even when I run it for the condition where attribute='navigation' but test is checking for attribute='navigation inactive'
Open to other solutions also.
Element when active:
<nav class="navigation" role="navigation">
Element when inactive:
<nav class="navigation inactive" role="navigation">
Nightwatch test code:
.expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.equals('navigation inactive');
Thanks in advance for your help.
automation ui-automation nightwatch.js
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
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I'm testing to check an element on the page is inactive, said element doesn't have a 'disabled' property so I decided to check the class attribute. My test is passing even when I run it for the condition where attribute='navigation' but test is checking for attribute='navigation inactive'
Open to other solutions also.
Element when active:
<nav class="navigation" role="navigation">
Element when inactive:
<nav class="navigation inactive" role="navigation">
Nightwatch test code:
.expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.equals('navigation inactive');
Thanks in advance for your help.
automation ui-automation nightwatch.js
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
Hi Chit, You could trycontainsinstead ofequals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08
add a comment |
I'm testing to check an element on the page is inactive, said element doesn't have a 'disabled' property so I decided to check the class attribute. My test is passing even when I run it for the condition where attribute='navigation' but test is checking for attribute='navigation inactive'
Open to other solutions also.
Element when active:
<nav class="navigation" role="navigation">
Element when inactive:
<nav class="navigation inactive" role="navigation">
Nightwatch test code:
.expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.equals('navigation inactive');
Thanks in advance for your help.
automation ui-automation nightwatch.js
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
I'm testing to check an element on the page is inactive, said element doesn't have a 'disabled' property so I decided to check the class attribute. My test is passing even when I run it for the condition where attribute='navigation' but test is checking for attribute='navigation inactive'
Open to other solutions also.
Element when active:
<nav class="navigation" role="navigation">
Element when inactive:
<nav class="navigation inactive" role="navigation">
Nightwatch test code:
.expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.equals('navigation inactive');
Thanks in advance for your help.
automation ui-automation nightwatch.js
automation ui-automation nightwatch.js
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
edited Nov 12 at 12:20
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
asked Nov 12 at 12:13
Chit Chinwah
13
13
Hi Chit, You could trycontainsinstead ofequals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08
add a comment |
Hi Chit, You could trycontainsinstead ofequals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08
Hi Chit, You could try
contains instead of equals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Hi Chit, You could try
contains instead of equals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08
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Hi Chit, You could try
containsinstead ofequals. E.g. .expect.section(@$elementName).to.have.attribute('class').which.contains('inactive');– Asen Arizanov
Nov 15 at 7:30
Thanks! I did use that eventually but still didn't work consistently, I figured out the issue. The menu was initially loading as inactive in the DOM for a split second, so had to wait for it to load fully before my assertion.
– Chit Chinwah
Nov 16 at 8:08
I am glad you solve the issue:)
– Asen Arizanov
Nov 19 at 8:08