Chapter 2. Testing Web Pages
In this chapter, we will cover:
- Checking whether page links are broken
- Deleting cookies
- Managing multiple browser windows
- Handling pop-up dialogs
- Downloading a file using XMLHttp
- Checking whether a website is up
- Uploading a file using FTP
- Identifying elements based on anchors
- Synchronizing a test with a web page loading
- Accessing web elements through DOM
Introduction
Unlike desktop (client) applications, the Web poses specific challenges that go beyond the local machine. For instance, a web page may not display the intended content correctly with regard to content, format, layout, and even functionality, due to missing or corrupted resources located on a remote server. An application server, a database server, a Cascading Style ...
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