I am using capybara to click a checkbox, however it can\'t seem to find it no matter what I do. I am able to correctly find both the span and the label inside the span, but
The problem is that the page is not being rendered because you're taken to some other page. To solve this, you don't need to change you're Capybara code. You will likely have to make some changes in your controller code.
I got this idea since you brought up in one of the comments that you are taken to your domain's internal server when doing save_and_open_page
instead. Please provide me with the details of what you see in the internal server. Are there any error messages you see there? Also, please provide me with your code for the controller action of that view you want to check a checkbox on and any other code you defined that's called in that controller action.
Try to add :visible
option set to false.
find('#agreement', visible: false).click
By default Capybara finds only visible elements. It seems that underlying driver identified this input as invisible so it hasn't been found by Capybara.
:visible
option is also supported by most of other Capybara methods (like check
, has_css?
, have_selector
, etc.)
I had the exact issue yesterday. Capybara was automatically ignoring the input due to it being invisible. I solved it with the following:
find('#agreement', :visible => false).click
You can also add the following to env.rb to enable Capybara to interact with all hidden elements:
Capybara.ignore_hidden_elements = false
I have the same problem ... I tried the following it works fine ...
find('#tos', visible: false).set(true)
Hard to tell without seeing the whole HTML page. Here are some possible problems:
find(#agreement)
Try this page.execute_script("$('#agreement').attr('checked', true)")
. To make this work you should tag your examples with js: true