All I can suggest is posting the smallest example of your test
and HTML page which exhibit this problem. I can't see anything
wrong or any obvious issue with what you have posted so far.
Thanks,
But this really smacks of a bug or a bad install or something.
everything else works well, and I was considering using webtest for qa
on my project except for this.
It seems I can locate the button by any means I want to - so long as
there is no name attribute in the tag. I suppose there is a chance that
it doesn't like the exact name I am using - but that would be very
pathological.
And yes, the button is in the one and only form on the page.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Paul King" <pau...@asert.com.au>
To: <webt...@gate2.canoo.com>
Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 7:57 PM
Subject: Re: [Webtest] having problem with clickButton
This seems a bit strange. There are many selftest cases using the name
attribute. If you have a name attribute for your (input) button then
your test can use some other attribute to identify the button and you
can leave out the name attribute or you must have the exact same name
attribute in your test and in your HTML.
Perhaps this is an edge case. Is your <input...> inside a form?
Cheers, Paul.
Bob AFC wrote:
the clickButton command does not work if the button is named. The
example online showed the button without a name so I removed the name
from my button and the action works fine.
Since my site design used the button name, this is annoying.
Ideas
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