I had a test case like this:
scenario \"there should be an SVG tag\" do
...
page.find(\"svg\")
end
For some reason, Capybara co
It turns out this is an issue with Firefox's built in xpath evaluator.
Using FireBug, I was able to verify that the call that Selenium uses:
document.evaluate("//svg", document, null, 9, null).singleNodeValue
doesn't return any elements, whereas
document.evaluate("//div", document, null, 9, null).singleNodeValue
returns the first div on the page.
There may be some namespacing issues that could get FireFox to return svg elements. For now I've just looked for elements with my svg xmlns attribute.
I have found a solution which enables the use of CSS selectors:
scenario "there should be an SVG tag" do
...
Nokogiri::HTML.parse(page.body).css('svg')
end
Strange and annoying that it doesn't work out the box using page.find(), though.