This section contains information about testing web applications.
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How-To
- Accessing frames in HTML from Squish for Web
- Adding full support for "Windows" controls to Squish for Java, Qt, Web, etc. (Web)
- Browser History Navigation
- Changing the web browser used for automation
- Counting table rows (Web)
- Empty nodes in HTML documents
- Getting data from web page faster
- Getting OPTION tags of a SELECT tag
- Handling web pages with dynamic content
- How can I print child nodes of a drop down element?
- How to activate the Squish object popup (Web)
- Identifying HTML objects via DOM paths (Web)
- In the Squish for Web edition, why do my object names look different?
- Invoking mouseover, mouseout, etc.
- Limitations of testing with the Squish web proxy
- Picking links, buttons and other objects (Web)
- Running parallel Squish Web tests
- Text input approaches with typeText and setText
- Using different Firefox profiles
- Using multiple browser instances
- Using other browsers with the Squish web proxy
- Using the HTML "class" attribute (or "domClassName", or "className")
- Web Testing with Mobile Devices
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Troubleshooting
- "A script from ... is requesting enhanced abilities that are UNSAFE ..."
- "This page is accessing information that is not under its control."
- "TypeError netscape.security.PrivilegeManager is undefined"
- "Your last browsing session closed unexpectedly"
- Automating the page "The site's security certificate is not trusted!" in Google Chrome
- Firefox freezes
- JavaScript dialogs in Squish for Web (alerts, confirmations)
- No Scripts being recorded (Web)
- Objects in frames and iframes not found
- Recording and spy problems caused by Content Security Policy (CSP) in the website
- Red outline shifted (not over object) using Pick tool in Web Browser
- Webbrowser shows a weird url when replaying or recording a test case
- With Safari no DOCUMENT object shown, cannot pick
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Tagged with Tag 'web'
- "You do not have a license to use the Squish for Java edition"
- Automating a Standalone Java AUT and a Web Browser From a Single Test Case
- Automating applications loaded via Java Web Start
- Automating applications with both the Web and Java editions
- Automating Flex applications with Squish
- Automating Internet Explorer embedded in Java applications (Eclipse)
- Automating multiple applications with multiple Squish installations (iOS, Web)
- Automating multiple applications with multiple Squish installations or editions (Qt, Web)
- Automating multiple applications with multiple Squish installations or editions (Windows, Web)
- Explicitly Naming Objects
- How to use Java Web Start with Squish
- Installing and Configuring Squish for Testing Flex Applications
- Manually installing Squish Web Browser Extensions
- Squish IDE browser-integration on Linux
- Using loadUrl() and evalJS() with QWebView