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Tips on writing stable Selenium/Web Driver scripts that run on both IE and FF

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Tips on writing stable Selenium/Web Driver scripts that run on both IE and FF Empty Tips on writing stable Selenium/Web Driver scripts that run on both IE and FF

Tue May 03, 2011 7:05 pm
Hope this is useful for some readers here. I have been trying to create stable WebDriver scripts for a little eCommerce app. Wanted to run it on IE and FF. I downloaded the latest Beta version and ran into several issues, e.g.: certain element lookups dont work on IE or FF. Wrote a blog about my project and wanted to share some of my scripts and workarounds: Tips on creating stable functional web tests
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