2 minutes read Hovering over a web element, or what’s technically known as a MouseOver action, is a common user interaction on many web pages. It can reveal hidden menus, tooltips, or other elements that don’t appear until the user places their cursor over a specific element. Let’s dive into how you can simulate this action using Selenium… Read more »
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Speeding Up Selenium WebDriver Tests with Efficient Locators
2 minutes read When it comes to automated UI testing with Selenium WebDriver, speed is of the essence. Unlike their quicker counterparts—unit tests and API tests—UI Selenium tests can sometimes feel like they’re trudging through molasses. A significant factor in this speed discrepancy is the time it takes WebDriver to locate elements within a webpage’s HTML. Moreover, choosing… Read more »
How to Add UI Steps in a Automated Website Test
2 minutes read With Automated Website Testing Service from LoadFocus.com you can easily automated your manual tests. Just go to New Website Test page inside LoadFocus.com and click on the Step Action dropdown. Choose the desired Step Action for your Automated Website Test search for the desired the step action (Actions, ScreenShots, Navigation and Assertions) add the step… Read more »
How to Select a Dropdown in Selenium WebDriver using Java
2 minutes read Hey there! Have you ever found yourself scratching your head, wondering how to automate dropdown selections with Selenium WebDriver? You’re not alone. Dropdowns are like the Swiss Army knife of web forms, popping up everywhere from sign-up sheets to search filters. Let’s dive into how you can master dropdown interactions with Selenium, making your automated… Read more »
How to start Apache JMeter in non-graphical (non-GUI) mode?
2 minutes read If you want to start Apache JMeter in non-GUI mode, use the following command line options: -n – non-GUI mode – this specifies JMeter is to run in non-GUI mode -t – JMX file – location of the test plan and the name of JMX file that contains the Test Plan -l – log file… Read more »
How to Use Apache JMeter’s XPath Extractor?
2 minutes read In order to add an XPath Extractor to your JMeter script you need to begin by installing JMeter and create an HTTP Request. If you want to check how you can create a load test with Apache JMeter, please check our previous blog post. Start by adding a XPath Extractor to your HTTP Request by following the… Read more »
How to Add JMeter to the PATH Environment Variable On Mac OS X
< 1 minute read In case you want to easily start Apache JMeter load testing tool on your MAC OS, here some things which you help you get started. Once you downloaded Apache JMeter, just go to the PATH where you’ve dowloaded it. For example, I’ve downloaded JMeter in my Downloads folder. Here are full details on how to run… Read more »