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问题 I'm trying to simply scroll down in table and click on the element. This is function which I have: var scrollIntoView = function () { arguments[0].scrollIntoView(); } element.all(by.css('div.ui-grid-selection-row-header-buttons')).then(function(arr) { var row = arr[8]; browser.executeScript(scrollIntoView, row.getWebElement()).then(function () { row.click(); }); }); This script actually work and even scroll down, bproblem start when i use higher number (index) in arr[]; For example 8 work,

问题 Following Configuring multiple capabilities with promises topic. Use case: I have two separate tests that require Firefox to be fired with javascript disabled and local storage disabled . Which means that I need two firefox profiles with javascript.enabled = false and dom.storage.enabled = false desired capabilities/preferences set. I'm using getMultiCapabilities() that was introduced in protractor 1.6. Till this moment, I needed only one custom firefox profile and it worked, here is the

问题 This seems so, so easy, but I can't figure out why this simple code doesn't work. I am adding a mock module to mock my API backend in my Angular E2E tests. I'm using Protractor 1.6.0. I need to pass additional arguments to the mocked module, which, according to the Protractor docs, is possible by just sending them as additional arguments. However, my function claims it has no arguments... var mock = function() { // This is undefined and arguments.length is 0....why??? var env = arguments[0];

问题 What I am trying to achieve in Protractor is getting all the links on a page and go to them one by one to check if there is a link that routes to a 404 page. The following piece of code comes from my email page object, please note that I am calling replace on the href because the links on the pages that I will test are the following format: https://app.perflectie.nl/something and I want to end-to-end test on https://staging.perflectie.nl and on my localhost. // Used to check for 'broken'

问题 I'm trying to iterate through a list of elements to find if any one of them has a particular value as it's getText() value. My problem is that my test is not executing in the order I've laid it out. I've read a bunch about queuing and Promise resolution, but I don't understand how it affects my current scenario. Here is what I'm doing: it('should find apps by name', function() { var exists = false; element.all(by.repeater(‘item in list’).each(function(elem) { elem.getText().then(function(text

问题 If I have a single spec that is using page object model, how do I run multiple browser instance for that same spec? For example I have spec: it('should run multi browser', function() { browser.get('http://example.com/searchPage'); var b2 = browser.forkNewDriverInstance(); b2.get('http://example.com/searchPage'); var b3 = browser.forkNewDriverInstance(); b3.get('http://example.com/searchPage'); SearchPage.searchButton.click(); b2.SearchPage.searchButton.click(); //fails here b3.SearchPage

问题 In my program I'm calculating two numbers, and I want to make sure that subtraction of them equals 1. this is the code: var firstCount=element.all(by.repeater('app in userApps')).count(); var secondCount=element.all(by.repeater('app in userApps')).count(); so far it's good- I'm getting the numbers. the problem comes next: var sub=secondCount-firstCount; expect(sub).toEqual(1); I'm getting this error: Expected NaN to equal 1. any idea? 回答1: Both firstCount and secondCount are promises that are

问题 I am testing an angularjs App using protractor. I need to test the click on an SVG element. Protractor can find the element, it can run the click on the element, but after the click nothing happens. It should change page after the click. The code is el=element(by.xpath('(//*[local-name()="g" ]//*[local-name() = "rect"])[1]')) browser.actions().mouseMove(el.getWebElement()).click().perform(); 回答1: I agree with what @alecxe suggested in his comment. You should be calling click() on the element

问题 In Protractor, there is a "global set up" method called onPrepare() , but I'm not completely sure what is meant to be a "global tear down" - there are three relevant methods: onCleanUp , onComplete and afterLaunch that are all called after a test execution. Why does protractor have three methods called after a test run? What is the difference between onCleanUp , onComplete and afterLaunch ? I've also noticed that there is an "exit" event that we can attach a callback to (example here):

问题 <tr id="item" ng-repeat="item in itemList> <td id="code" ng-repeat="column in columns">Some Text</td> </tr> I've seen some other similar questions but I couldn't solve it yet. Thats what I've tried so far: element.all(by.repeater('column in columns')).findElement(by.id('code')).getText('Some Text').click(); EDIT: <tr ng-repeat="item in items> <td>{{item.name}}</td> <td>{{item.description}}</td> </tr> Which results in: <tr> <td>Some Name</td> <td>Some Text</td> </tr> <tr> <td>More Name</td>