How can we verify HTML5 validation message text using selenium ide (record and play)
I am new in selenium and I am trying to verify the validation message for required field in selenium IDE. Can anyone help please?
Screen Shot HTML5 validation message.
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:20
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I am new in selenium and I am trying to verify the validation message for required field in selenium IDE. Can anyone help please?
Screen Shot HTML5 validation message.
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:20
Komal PadariaKomal Padaria
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I am new in selenium and I am trying to verify the validation message for required field in selenium IDE. Can anyone help please?
Screen Shot HTML5 validation message.
selenium-ide
asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:20
Komal PadariaKomal Padaria
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I am new in selenium and I am trying to verify the validation message for required field in selenium IDE. Can anyone help please?
Screen Shot HTML5 validation message.
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 13:20
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There are two good methods:
The classic way is to use verify element present, if needed combined with wait for visible. The challenge here is to find the right CSS selector or XPath to identify the validation message.
if you are using the Kantu Selenium IDE, the second option is to use the visual verify command. Here you tell the IDE to look for an image of the dialog:
Here "vm1.jpg" is the image of your validation dialog.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 14:50
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There are two good methods:
The classic way is to use verify element present, if needed combined with wait for visible. The challenge here is to find the right CSS selector or XPath to identify the validation message.
if you are using the Kantu Selenium IDE, the second option is to use the visual verify command. Here you tell the IDE to look for an image of the dialog:
Here "vm1.jpg" is the image of your validation dialog.
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There are two good methods:
The classic way is to use verify element present, if needed combined with wait for visible. The challenge here is to find the right CSS selector or XPath to identify the validation message.
if you are using the Kantu Selenium IDE, the second option is to use the visual verify command. Here you tell the IDE to look for an image of the dialog:
Here "vm1.jpg" is the image of your validation dialog.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 14:50
Fabrice ZaksFabrice Zaks
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There are two good methods:
The classic way is to use verify element present, if needed combined with wait for visible. The challenge here is to find the right CSS selector or XPath to identify the validation message.
if you are using the Kantu Selenium IDE, the second option is to use the visual verify command. Here you tell the IDE to look for an image of the dialog:
Here "vm1.jpg" is the image of your validation dialog.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 14:50
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There are two good methods:
The classic way is to use verify element present, if needed combined with wait for visible. The challenge here is to find the right CSS selector or XPath to identify the validation message.
if you are using the Kantu Selenium IDE, the second option is to use the visual verify command. Here you tell the IDE to look for an image of the dialog:
Here "vm1.jpg" is the image of your validation dialog.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 14:50
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