browser-testing

Test browser compatibility in an easier way

南楼画角 提交于 2019-12-24 10:37:09
问题 When I develop web-based applications or websites, I need to test browser compatibility to make sure that every browsers like IE, Firefox, Opera, Chrome, and Safari display the expected result. I find that it is difficult to test across many browser because I have to open many browser or window at a time. Then, have to press [ALT + Tab] to switch between browser and [CTRL + R] to refresh it to see the result. Now I'm looking for an easier and faster way to test my website, maybe there is a

UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Error: Protocol error (Runtime.callFunctionOn): Target closed. (Puppeteer)

99封情书 提交于 2019-12-13 02:53:43
问题 I am new to Puppeteer and Node and I get this error when trying to execute the following code: 'use strict'; const puppeteer = require('puppeteer'); const evalLib = require('./oaa_a11y_evaluation.js'); function evaluateRules() { var ruleset = OpenAjax.a11y.RulesetManager.getRuleset("ARIA_STRICT"); var evaluator_factory = OpenAjax.a11y.EvaluatorFactory.newInstance(); evaluator_factory.setParameter('ruleset', ruleset); evaluator_factory.setFeature('eventProcessing', 'fae-util'); evaluator

Detecting a browser type

寵の児 提交于 2019-12-11 07:14:18
问题 Togeather with error reporting in my asp.net app, I am also retreiving browser information. For example I am getting specific error a lot: Type = Mozilla Name = Mozilla Version = 5.0 Major Version = 5 Minor Version = 0 Platform = Unknown Is Beta = False Is Crawler = False Is AOL = False Is Win16 = False Is Win32 = False Supports Frames = False Supports Tables = False Supports Cookies = False Supports VBScript = False Supports JavaScript = False 0.0 Supports Java Applets = False Supports

Select an option based on text in drop-down with Laravel Dusk

こ雲淡風輕ζ 提交于 2019-12-08 00:31:27
问题 I want to choose a drop-down option based on its text,what should i do? This is my Html code : <select name="category"> <option>Appliances</option> <option>Sporting Goods</option> <option>Cosmetics</option> </select> And this is my selector in dusk : ->select('category','Appliances') 回答1: You can use XPath: $selector = "//select[@name='category']/option[text()='Appliances']"; $browser->driver->findElement(WebDriverBy::xpath($selector))->click(); 回答2: To select a value in a dropdown selection

Test framework to replace Watin, if it would cease being maintained?

只谈情不闲聊 提交于 2019-12-07 02:16:41
问题 I had the impression that Watin was no longer being maintained and asked to which framework would be the best to switch to for testing of a website in a browser from .net? 回答1: Back in July on the WatiN mailing list, Jeroen stated the following. ...is WatiN still alive: Yes. Is the activity visible for the outside world: No, which is a bad thing. During my holiday last two weeks I have been thinking about how to proceed and decided that I will work on WatiN every Thursday evening. Number one

Test framework to replace Watin, if it would cease being maintained?

老子叫甜甜 提交于 2019-12-05 07:47:15
I had the impression that Watin was no longer being maintained and asked to which framework would be the best to switch to for testing of a website in a browser from .net? Back in July on the WatiN mailing list, Jeroen stated the following. ...is WatiN still alive: Yes. Is the activity visible for the outside world: No, which is a bad thing. During my holiday last two weeks I have been thinking about how to proceed and decided that I will work on WatiN every Thursday evening. Number one prio is get the updated FireFox support and IE improvements out asap. . If moving away from WatiN, then

Testing vuetify v-select with laravel dusk

走远了吗. 提交于 2019-12-04 05:31:48
问题 Does anyone know how to test vuetify v-select with laravel dusk? I've tried $browser->select('size', 'Large'); without success this is one of the v-selects that i want to test <v-flex class="form__item"> <v-select id="estatus" dusk="estatus" v-model="form.id_estatus" label="Estatus" :items="estatus" item-text="nombre" item-value="id" v-validate="{ required:true }" data-vv-name="estatus" data-vv-as="estatus" :error-messages="(errors.collect('estatus'))" required ></v-select> </v-flex> And this

Testing vuetify v-select with laravel dusk

删除回忆录丶 提交于 2019-12-02 05:27:43
Does anyone know how to test vuetify v-select with laravel dusk? I've tried $browser->select('size', 'Large'); without success this is one of the v-selects that i want to test <v-flex class="form__item"> <v-select id="estatus" dusk="estatus" v-model="form.id_estatus" label="Estatus" :items="estatus" item-text="nombre" item-value="id" v-validate="{ required:true }" data-vv-name="estatus" data-vv-as="estatus" :error-messages="(errors.collect('estatus'))" required ></v-select> </v-flex> And this the generated HTML When v-select is clicked, shows the option list in other part of the HTML Click on

How to specify browser language in Puppeteer

回眸只為那壹抹淺笑 提交于 2019-11-30 18:03:40
I would like to launch a Google Chrome browser with language Spanish es using Puppeteer. I've tried puppeteer.launch(args:['--lang=es',...],...) but it didn't work. I've tried passing the environment variable LANGUAGE=es mocha puppeteer-test.js but it didn't work. I've tried using the userDataDir option and passing a folder with a Preferences file a { "intl": { "accept_languages": "es" } } but the browser Settings - Languages still don't show Spanish and neither does window.navigator.languages neither window.navigator.language I'm using Puppeteer 0.11.0 Node 8.4.0 NPM 5.2.0 macOS El Capitan 10

How to specify browser language in Puppeteer

|▌冷眼眸甩不掉的悲伤 提交于 2019-11-30 01:26:59
问题 I would like to launch a Google Chrome browser with language Spanish es using Puppeteer. I've tried puppeteer.launch(args:['--lang=es',...],...) but it didn't work. I've tried passing the environment variable LANGUAGE=es mocha puppeteer-test.js but it didn't work. I've tried using the userDataDir option and passing a folder with a Preferences file a { "intl": { "accept_languages": "es" } } but the browser Settings - Languages still don't show Spanish and neither does window.navigator