The submit() action can be taken on a Form or on an element, which is inside a Form element. This is used to submit a form of a web page to the server hosting the web application. The API syntax for the submit() method is as follows:
void submit()
The preceding method doesn't take any input parameters and doesn't return anything. But a NoSuchElementException is thrown when this method is executed on a WebElement that is not present within the form.
Now, let's see a code example to submit the form on a Search page:
@Testpublic void elementSubmitExample() { WebElement searchBox = driver.findElement(By.name("q")); searchBox.sendKeys(Keys.chord(Keys.SHIFT,"phones")); searchBox.submit();}
In the preceding code, toward the ...
