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Selenium WebDriver Recipes in Node.js

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Getting Started

What is this Course About?Introduction to Selenium WebDriver Mocha: A JavaScript-Based Test Framework Selenium with JavaScript Binding Running Your First WebDriver Recipe Quiz Yourself on Selenium Concepts

Working with Locators

Locators Locating Web Elements Advanced Techniques Quiz Yourself on Locators

Working with Hyperlinks

Hyperlinks Clicking a Link By Text, ID, and XPath Clicking the Nth Link and Link Verifications Getting Link Attributes and Tabs Switching Quiz Yourself on Hyperlinks

Working with Buttons

Buttons Clicking a Button By ID, Name, Image, and Javascript Form Submissions Button Assertions Quiz Yourself on Buttons

Working with Text Fields and Areas

Text Fields and Text Areas Entering Text Into Text Fields and Text Areas Clearing a Text Field and Focusing On a Control Handling Read-Only, Disabled or Hidden Fields Quiz Yourself on Text Field and Text Areas

Working with Radio Buttons and Radio Groups

Radio Buttons Working with Radio Buttons Working with Radio Groups Working with Customized Radio Buttons Quiz yourself on Radio buttons

Working with Checkboxes

Checking a Box by Name and ID

Unchecking and Asserting a Checkbox

Handling a Customized Checkbox

Quiz Yourself on Checkboxes

Working with Select Lists

Select Lists Selecting a Single Option From a Select List Selecting Multiple Options From a Select List Clearing an Option From a Select List Select List Assertions Quiz Yourself on Select Lists

Page Navigations and Browser Management

Page Navigation with Selenium Browser Management with Selenium Advanced Techniques Quiz Yourself on Page Navigation and Browser Management

Assertions

Page Assertions Text Assertions Table Assertions Miscellaneous Assertions Quiz Yourself on Assertions

Working with Frames

Frame iFrame Quiz Yourself on Frame

Working with AJAX

AJAX Wait Within a Time Frame Wait Until Timeout Wait Until AJAX Call Completes Quiz Yourself on AJAX

Working with File Uploads and Pop-Up Dialogs

Uploading a File Handling JavaScript Pop-Up Dialogs Handling Modal Style Dialogs Quiz Yourself on Dialogs

Debugging Test Scripts

Debugging by Printing Texts Debugging with Mocha Miscellaneous Techniques Quiz Yourself on Debugging Test Scripts

Testing Data

Testing Numeric Data Testing Alphabetic Data Testing Alphanumeric Data Testing Miscellaneous Data Quiz Yourself on Testing Data

Working with Browser Profiles and Capabilities

Browser Profiles and Capabilities Running Browsers Headlessly Verifying File Downloads Bypassing Authentications Quiz Yourself on Browser Profiles and Capabilities

Working with Advanced User Interactions

User Interactions Keyboard Interactions Mouse Interactions Quiz Yourself on Advanced User Interactions.

Working with HTML5 and Dynamic Websites

Working with HTML5 Email and Time Field Working with JavaScript Events Working with Select2 Working with Frameworks Working with HTML5 Geolocation Working with HTML Canvas Quiz Yourself on HTML5 & Dynamic Web Concepts

“What You See Is What You Get” HTML Editors

Working with 'WYSIWYG' Editors

Leverage Programming

Why Programming?Ignorable Test Errors and External File Reading Data-Driven Tests Working with Dynamically Generated IDs, Special Keys, and Unicode Dynamic Data Extraction

Optimizations

Optimization Techniques: Part 1 Optimization Techniques: Part 2

Gotchas

Common Test Execution Failures Tag Error and Element Not Clickable

Appendix A: Miscellaneous

Working with Material Design Web App Working with Selenium Server Working with Selenium Grid

Appendix B: Installations

Selenium and Mocha

Wrapping Things Up

Checkboxes

Understand what checkboxes are and how we use them in our daily life.

We'll cover the following

- What are checkboxes?

What are checkboxes?

A checkbox is a GUI widget that lets the user choose from a different set of options available on a web page. A checkbox works on the principle of toggling. If a user clicks on a checkbox the first time, it gets marked. If the user clicks on it again, it will be unmarked. A user may select more than one option from a checkbox. A simple checkbox example is given below:

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