I am using the PHPUnit Selenium Extension for Selenium RC.
I am able to assert the field is present:
$this->assertElementPresent('Date');
But how do I assert that the field is disabled (or not editable)?
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A:
isEditable() will return true/false
$this->assertEquals(false, $this->isEditable('Date'));
...or better yet:
$this->assertNotEditable('Date');
Andrew
2010-05-12 16:44:54
You're answering a few of your own questions pretty quickly, perhaps spend a few more minutes trying to work it out before posting a question? :P
Dave Hunt
2010-05-12 16:50:39
funny thing is I search all over to try to find the answer, can't find it, then post to stackoverflow. Once I figure it out, I will post my solution, but there may be a better one. Plus...if it's already hard to find the answer, better to post on stackoverflow to help others find the information easier/faster since they have good SEO. Just sayin' =]
Andrew
2010-05-12 17:59:59
if you install selenium IDE and then have a look at the commands that are there with what they do. You can then convert it to PHP in the idea to see what the equivalent is.
AutomatedTester
2010-05-13 07:13:41