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I have a textarea which is using Summernote and I set onChange event to it. I want to write test with RSpec + Capybara + Poltergeist to confirm the onChange event is working. As far as I checked, the textarea displayed in browser is actually div tag with 'note-editable' css class. How can I set text to it and fire onChange event? I wrote a code like this, but got an error Capybara::ElementNotFound: Unable to find field "Some label" : visit edit_foo_path fill_in 'Some label', with: 'Foo bar' EDIT I created a sample app for this issue: https://github.com/JunichiIto/summernote-rspec-sandbox Raw

I have a really simple line in a test that calls execute script like this: puts page.execute_script("return somefunction();").to_i.inspect And in javascript I have a function like this: function somefunction(){ console.log("test"); return 999; } The 'test' from the console log is getting logged out so it is running however... Looking at the logs when running the test, the execute_script returns 0 not 999, so in rspec I can't get at the return value from the function, how do I make page.execute_script return that value from that function? The Poltergeist driver is designed to return nil for

I have some tests that require the JS driver to not follow redirects. Is it possible to configure Poltergeist to do this? I noticed that it is possible to pass commands to PhantomJS using the Command Line Interface , so perhaps that is another way of doing this? I'm not familiar with Poltergeist, so I'm only going to answer about PhantomJS. All you need for this are the two event handlers page.onResourceRequested and page.onResourceReceived . An HTTP redirect produces both a HTTP request and HTTP response on so the handlers are called when the redirect response is received. You can then add

Testing a rails application which has before_filter :authenticate_user! for most controllers, I cannot get Capybara to preserve a session. I have Capybara configured using PhantomJS with poltergeist. I use the following helper: require 'spec_helper' include Warden::Test::Helpers module FeatureHelpers def login(user = FactoryGirl.create(:default_user)) login_as user, scope: :user user end end I have the following spec file: require 'spec_helper' include Warden::Test::Helpers feature 'Leads Data Tasks View' do before(:each) do @user = login end after{ Warden.test_reset! } context "clicking a

What are the differences between PhantomJS and capybara-webkit? What are the advantages of capybara-webkit over PhantomJS? Which of the two is the most efficient tool? Others ... poltergeist is the capybara driver for PhantomJS, a headless browser which is built on WebKit. capybara-webkit is a capybara driver which uses WebKit directly. poltergeist/PhantomJS has some big advantages over capybara-webkit: In my experience poltergeist/PhantomJS always times out when it should, whereas capybara-webkit sometimes hangs. Its error messages are much clearer. For example, it will actually tell you if