Conditional using HTMLUnit

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Good Morning,

 

I am trying to write tests for an ecommerce site. I select the first product on a page using an xpath expression.  The problem is, this may or may not have a ‘select size’ or ‘select color’ drop down (for example, if the first product is a bottle of perfume).

 

Using HTML unit – how can I set these select boxes only if they are present on the page. Is there a way to use conditional logic within an html unit test? Or else is there a way to skip a tag and continue the test if the element is not on the page.

 

Thanks!

Brendan Kelly

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Hi Brendan,

 

The short answer is yes.

 

The long answer is there are two ways to do this:

 

- Write your own custom tag (this is the recommended way)

    - creating a simple custom tag - http://jameleon.sourceforge.net/getting-started/customFunctionalPoints.html

    - for an htmlunit custom tag - http://jameleon.sourceforge.net/htmlunit-plugin/getting-started/customFunctionalPoints.html

    - some documentation on the HtmlUnitFunctionTag - http://jameleon.sourceforge.net/htmlunit-plugin/apidocs/net/sf/jameleon/plugin/htmlunit/HtmlUnitFunctionTag.html

- Use Jelly tags http://commons.apache.org/jelly/tags.html

     There is an <if/> tag. I have some examples in the tests for jameleon-core if you learn by example. http://jameleon.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jameleon/trunk/jameleon-core/tst/xml/framework/skipIfOrganization.xml?revision=1185&view=markup

 

Hope this helps,

Christian 

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Subject: [Jameleon-users] Conditional using HTMLUnit

Good Morning,

 

I am trying to write tests for an ecommerce site. I select the first product on a page using an xpath expression.  The problem is, this may or may not have a ‘select size’ or ‘select color’ drop down (for example, if the first product is a bottle of perfume).

 

Using HTML unit – how can I set these select boxes only if they are present on the page. Is there a way to use conditional logic within an html unit test? Or else is there a way to skip a tag and continue the test if the element is not on the page.

 

Thanks!

Brendan Kelly

bkelly@...

 

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