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Karate Robot: Not able to click button using image
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I encountered an issue while running my UI test cases on dockerized browsers. When I using 'robot.input(value)' for entering a text(input and value function not working for me), then instead of entering value on docker browsers it is entering text on my host windows browser. I am using the karate 0.9.6 version.
This is working fine in a normal browser.
Not sure if this issue is solved in newer versions.
The combination of robot and driver is not proven especially for Docker.
Please consider helping us troubleshoot and solve this problem, this is an open-source project.
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Running karate tests on chrome with chromedriver inside docker
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I'm automating my test cases using the Karate for UI automation.
I'm using headless mode in google chrome for running the test cases.
Is there a way to record a video of the execution of the test cases?
I don't think so - but you are welcome to do some research and contribute code to Karate if needed.
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How to open a Chrome Profile through Python
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How to open a Chrome Profile through --user-data-dir argument of Selenium
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first question here so hope format is correct.
I am trying to use Selenium in order to automate a Log-In process but am encountering the following problem:
Image of issue
As you can see I have two different versions of the driver initialiser, this is because:
When I pick the executable to be the default chrome executable it opens a new window, with the correct profile information, but doesn't "act". It doesn't even show the usual "Chrome is being used by automated software" message
When I pick the chromedriver executable which I downloaded to use with Selenium it opens a window without any kind of information relative to the profile loaded but goes through the entire process I asked it to
I'd be grateful for any kind of help,
Thank you in advance
I have the same Firefox 8 upload issue with Selenium as described here: Selenium IDE 1.4.1 throwing security error when uploading a local file
The solution to the problem is to edit the atoms.js file, which I can do for Selenium IDE.
However, I'm also using Selenium RC, and want to know how to do the equivalent thing there.
I'm running Ubuntu 10.
Thanks.
Found the atoms.js file.
It's here:
http://groups.google.com/group/selenium-users/browse_thread/thread/f09fbab515806073
Happy times.
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How can I build a Safari extension package from the command line?
I'm working on a web browser extension for Safari.
Is there any way to create a .safariextz package from the Linux or Mac commandline, in the same way we can do it for Firefox and Chrome extensions?
I am looking for this too.
It seems you can use XAR with a patch.
See also:
How can I build a Safari extension package from the command line?
I am using selenium-server , selenium rc for UI testing in my application . My dev box is Windows with FireFox 3.5 and every thing is running fine and cool. But when i try to run selenium tests on my build server which is a linux box , i get this error
Caution: '/usr/bin/firefox': file is a script file, not a real executable. The browser environment is no longer fully under RC control
basically the selenium-rc is not able to find the firefox executable on linux(actually its a .sh file here), which is present in the case of Windows .
Has anyone faced this error before. Please let me know for any pointers.
Thanks for any help
~Pratik
Thanks!
Pratik
This is occurring because Selenium wants to start the FireFox binary directly, rather than delegate to the normal launch script. Before checking for "firefox" (which is a script on many installations), it checks for "firefox-bin". You can circumvent this problem by creating a link named "firefox-bin" that points directly at your desired version of the firefox binary.
This is described under "Ubuntu fix" (though it actually applies to other Linux'es as well) in the Cucumber Wiki at:
https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/Setting-up-Selenium/612fae3f39528be39594d145ec12a4747855e030
Hey, I have Selenium running on Karmic with no issues. I can't quite remember how I did it, but I think it was a case of grabbing a more recent version ot the selenium-rc-serve.jar.
I also remember looking at this post: http://tero.tilus.net/rutinat/2009/08/18/cucumber-running-selenium-on-debian-lenny/
Hope something there points you in the right direction!