Showing posts with label Firebug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Firebug. Show all posts

May 15, 2015

Running Webdriver with Firebug and Selenium IDE addons

May 15, 2015 2
Running Webdriver with Firebug and Selenium IDE addons
Problem:

When you run webdriver script it will not have IDE and Firebug addons. How to Run Firefox with  Firebug and Selenium IDE addons??


Solution:

Download Firebug xpi and Selenium IDE file from mozilla and start the firefox profile.

Below is the solution for that:

Pre-requisites:

Download firebug.xpi and selenium-ide.xpi.

Firefox : 33
firebug version 2.0.9 (Get it from here : https://getfirebug.com/releases/firebug/2.0/) and download 2.0.9
Selenium IDe version : 2.9.0  ( http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/) Download selenium IDE.xpi and extract it. From extracted files you have to use selenium-ide.xpi.


Output:

Once the browser is launched then you can see Firebug and Selenium IDE are available in your browser. It will help you in debugging your scripts..


Below is the code:




December 5, 2010

Tools for identifying the element names and IDs

December 05, 2010 0
Tools for identifying the element names and IDs
Tools for identifying the element names and IDs


We have to use some tools to identify the element locators.
  1. Debugbar
  2. Firebug
DEBUGBAR:
Debug bar is an Internet Explorer plug-in.

We can use this tool for identifying the element names and Ids.
View source code


You can download Debug bar by using the link http://www.debugbar.com/?langage=en


FIREBUG:
Firebug integrates with Firefox to put a wealth of development tools at your fingertips while you browse. You can edit, debug, and monitor CSS, HTML, and JavaScript live in any web page...

1. Inspect HTML and modify style and layout in real-time
2. Accurately analyze network usage and performance

You can download fire bug using the link  https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1843/ 

November 25, 2010

Identify element using Firebug

November 25, 2010 0
In selenium we will identify the element by using firebug or xpath.

Firebug

First u need to install firebug in firefox..
Firebug is an addon for firefox. You can get firebug from this link "http://getfirebug.com/"

after installing firebug u can see a bug symbol at the bottom right corner of the firefox page.

Later follow below steps how to use firebug...
1. Open www.google.com
2. Click Advanced Search.
3. Take u r cursor on the  "Results per page:" dropdown. and right click in options u can see "Inspect element"
4. click inspect element.


5. You can see name= "num"



Hope this post is useful....