To make sure a forms submit button is disabled after it is clicked once, a Selenium test should look like this:
click
_button
verifyNotEditable
_button
true
waitForPageToLoad
50000
The button will be clicked (without waiting). Then it verifies that the button is disabled. Finally we wait for the next page to load.
If you are using Selenium to test your web application and you are having some AJAX in it, you may know that the waitForCondition assertion is your friend.
According to the Selenium documentation it:
Runs the specified JavaScript snippet repeatedly until it evaluates to “true”.
With this you can define your own condition which defines the end of [...]
The JS library Scriptaculous is mainly know for its amazing effects and controls (e.g. AutoComplete, Drag&Drop, Sliders). However there is another side of it which is not as obvious. It contains a complete JS UnitTest framework which makes testing Javascript extremely easy and convenient.
Thomas Fuchs (creator of Scriptaculous) posted a presentation he gave about [...]
