Included patch fixes a problem with selecting option elements and adds support for selenium IDE commands, so you can copy-past selenium IDE tests (exported to PHP) to your test file.

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#1 selenium_select_ide.patch2.72 KBattiks
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attiks commented
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new selenium_select_ide.patch2.72 KB

New patch with support for drag and drop

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ygerasimov commented

Wow! This is great idea! I will take a look at it as soon as possible! Thank you!

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ygerasimov commented
Category: bug » feature
Status: Needs review » Postponed

I think it is reasonable to separate Selenium IDE command to separate class. The full list of methods that should be implemented we can take from PHPUnit implementation https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit-selenium But the list is really HUGE! So it will take plenty of efforts to support Selenium IDE commands.

I see a lot of talks about integration with PHPUnit. So lets hold this issue for a while as we might will rebuild nearly everything soon.

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attiks commented

You're right, I think we better wait, there's also a new way to do testing: https://github.com/weitzman/upal

i created an issue to merge https://github.com/weitzman/upal/issues/3

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alberto56 commented

Hi, I would appreciate a quick example of how to select an element in dropdown. I have applied this patch and I am trying to select an element with

$this->select('id=id-of-select-element', 'value=desired-value');

but I'm getting an error that id=id-of-select-element does not exist (but it does!)
I am not well-versed in selenium, so I'm not sure I'm on the right track.
Please see also #1553370: drupalPost() can't select from a select list

Thanks!

Albert