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List:       selenium-devel
Subject:    [Selenium-devel] Re: [Selenium-users] Help with an idea for testing
From:       ddeboer () thoughtworks ! net (Darrell DeBoer)
Date:       2005-04-20 21:00:10
Message-ID: 200504211410.32461.ddeboer () thoughtworks ! net
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On Thursday 21 April 2005 13:50, David Savill wrote:
> Hi Darrell
>
> Thanks for that, just tried it and it works a charm. I ended up using
> assertLocation so I can use the commands...
>
> <TR><TD>open</TD><TD>pagename.php</TD><TD>&nbsp;</TD></TR>
> <TR><TD>assertPageDisplayedWithoutErrors</TD><TD>pagename.php</TD><TD>&nbsp
>;</TD></TR>
>
> Here is my code below if anyone is interested
>
> /*
>  * Verifies that the page laoded without any PHP errors
> */
>
> Selenium.prototype.assertPageDisplayedWithoutErrors =
> function(expectedLocation) {
>    this.assertLocation(expectedLocation);
>    this.assertTextNotPresent("Fatal error:");
>    this.assertTextNotPresent("Notice:");
>    this.assertTextNotPresent("Warning:");
>    this.assertTextNotPresent("An exception has occured");
>    this.assertTextNotPresent("Database error");
> }
>
>
> Thanks again
> David.

Excellent!!! I'm hoping to add a "user-commands.jsp" file as standard to 
Selenium, so you can keep your custom command code separate from the core 
selenium codebase.

-- 
Darrell DeBoer
ThoughtWorks Australia
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