Sometimes, while working with web pages, we may encounter situations where we have to verify the content of hidden text. However, using the text property in Selenium only retrieves the text that is visible to the user, not the hidden text. This can be a challenge for testers who want to validate the hidden text […]
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This post will discuss various ways of getting the text of an element using Selenium and Python. Please note that here, we are talking about the visible text only, not the hidden text. ( Please read this post to get the hidden text of an element ) The visible text means the text that is visible on the
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When a user interacts with a web application, the application sends multiple requests to a server to fetch data or perform actions. These requests are called network calls, and they contain critical information that can help developers debug and optimize the application. In this post, we will discuss how to use Selenium and Python to
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Network calls are integral to web applications, enabling communication between a user’s browser and a web server. This communication facilitates the exchange of data that powers dynamic and interactive online experiences. These calls involve requests and responses, where the browser sends a request to the server to retrieve data, and the server responds with the
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The value_of_css_property() method in Selenium Python is used to retrieve the value of a CSS property for an element. Validating CSS properties like color, font weight, and background color can assist us in verifying various scenarios. This post will discuss in detail how we can retrieve various CSS property values using the value_of_css_property() method. Syntax
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When creating or modifying a test plan, we often need to debug our scripts to ensure that we get the desired results. This is particularly true when working with complex scripts that involve many components and variables. Fortunately, JMeter has a Debug sampler that makes it easy to debug scripts. This tool allows us to
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In certain scenarios, retaining the responses obtained from a JMeter test run in a CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file may be necessary for future examination and analysis. This article delves into the details of how to save the responses to a CSV file using JMeter. Let’s first execute a dummy API (“https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/posts/1“) and then we will
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Sometimes, it may be necessary to run performance tests on parameterized data or perform data-driven testing using JMeter. In such cases, we can leverage CSV files to accomplish this. By storing the required data in a CSV file, we can easily read it and execute our tests on various data sets as per our needs.
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The Loop Controller is one of the Logic controllers in JMeter, allowing a particular section of the Test Plan to be executed repeatedly in a single iteration. This post will discuss the Loop controller in detail. A loop controller is useful when a user needs to repeat certain steps. It allows the execution of child
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API testing plays a crucial role in software quality assurance. Whether you work for a company that delivers robust software solutions or are preparing for a software testing interview, you may encounter a situation where you need to make cases for an API. This article will discuss various test cases that can be used while
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