11 messages in com.canoo.lists.webtestRe: [Webtest] Re: [dev] support for j...
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Marc Guillemot22 Nov 2004 01:14 
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Subject:Re: [Webtest] Re: [dev] support for js confirm()...
From:Marc Guillemot (mgui@yahoo.fr)
Date:11/23/2004 03:07:04 AM
List:com.canoo.lists.webtest

In the case of your example, I'd like to have something like:

<!-- enter a large value into the transfer field --> <setinputfield stepid="set valid large value" name="amountField" value="10000"
/> <!-- click the transfer button --> <clickbutton stepid="try large transfer" name="transferButton"/> <!-- verify that we receive a confirm dialog --> <verifyDialogText stepid="check for confirm dialog" type="confirm" text="Are you
sure?" response="true"/> <!-- check that we actually went on to the next page --> <verifytitle stepid="should be on results page" text="Results Page"/>

That is mimic an operator looking at his paper and working step for step: what
should I do know? Ok, I have to click a link, I look at the computer again and click the link. And now? I have to
confirm a dialog, I take the mouse again and click confirm, and so on... This would be more "natural": more human readable and easier to generate for a
recorder.

Marc.