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NotNull/exists yes, but not Clickable

Fabrice BFabrice B Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
Hi all,

i've a little problem to an "assert" on a special case.

I've a button, it exists but it must be "NOT clickable".

I test that is present _assertNotNull(_button(24) or _assertExists(_button(24), but now i want to test that i cant click it : i didn't found the way to test it...

Can you tell me how to check this case please ?

Thx

Fabrice

Comments

  • SumitraSumitra Members
    Hi Fabrice B,

    You can use :

    _assertTrue(_button(24).disabled);

    Regards
    Sumitra
  • Fabrice BFabrice B Members
    edited July 2011
    Hi all,
    Hi Sumitra,

    It works !!

    SO thank you


    One more question please ...

    I'm not a developper, just a tester but to build my test it's so important to know the possibilities of syntaxe.
    Where can i find a list of this type of soluce... a referencial of all possibilities


    Thanks again

    Fabrice
  • SumitraSumitra Members
    Hi Fabrice B,

    All the APIs that are listed here, helps you to get the possibilities of syntax.

    http://sahi.co.in/w/all-apis

    Regards
    Sumitra
  • Fabrice BFabrice B Members
    Hi Sumitra,

    yes i ve found this global page but the sahi controller in APIs list gives me some other syntaxes like _assertNotContainsText(expected, el, s) by example that is not written in all-apis

    and the syntaxe ".disabled" on the assertTrue is a syntaxe combinaison to which I had not thought because i did not know that is a possible syntaxe

    Thanks again for my problem

    Fabrice
  • SumitraSumitra Members
    Hi Fabrice B,

    When you CTRL+Hover on any element on a page, type dot(.) next to the accessor element displayed in the Accessor field. You can find all the possibilities.

    Also, you can find all properties of an element by doing CTRL+Hover on any element and clicking on list properties.

    Regards
    Sumitra
  • Fabrice BFabrice B Members
    Ho yeah !!! (sorry it's so good)

    type dot(.) next to the accessor element displayed in the Accessor field is exactly what i want

    So thank you again : you change my life...

    Fabrice
  • SumitraSumitra Members
    Hi Fabrice B,

    No problem...

    Regards
    Sumitra
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