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Re: Problems with selenese and XPath
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Re: Problems with selenese and XPath


  • Subject: Re: Problems with selenese and XPath
  • From: Denis Frolov <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2007 11:42:43 +0400

AFAIK, //input[@id='location1'] should work in both Safari and FF. I've just tried this locator for submit input in Safari 3.0.3 and it works ok.

Different browsers have different implementations of Xpath, but normally tests that run in IDE should run via selenium-core in FF.

Denis

On Sep 25, 2007, at 6:26 PM, Ruth Palmer wrote:

I'm currently trying to get Selenium working and trying to use ERSelenium in Wonder frameworks to run all the tests I've created and placed under Resources/Selenium in my eclipse project.
The selenese tests created using the Selenium IDE work when run in the IDE, but not when run in safari or firefox. The error message I'm getting is: # error: Element //input[@id='location1'] not found
# warn: currentTest.recordFailure: Element //input[@id='location1'] not found. when using the following XPath for the location textfield: //input[@id='location1']


If anyone has had similar problems or knows where I'm going wrong please get in touch
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