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I was using jqueryElementPresent and discovered that if the selector has a syntax error, then the method will still conclude that the element is present.
For example, I was using the following .assert.jqueryElementPresent('tr.visitorRow:has(> td.visitorName:contains('+visitor["name"]+')))')
Even though the selector has an extra ), the statement would evaluate that the element is present even though it isn't. I'm not sure if this is expected behavior or something that you may want to create an exception for.
Thanks!
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Hi,
I was using jqueryElementPresent and discovered that if the selector has a syntax error, then the method will still conclude that the element is present.
For example, I was using the following
.assert.jqueryElementPresent('tr.visitorRow:has(> td.visitorName:contains('+visitor["name"]+')))')
Even though the selector has an extra ), the statement would evaluate that the element is present even though it isn't. I'm not sure if this is expected behavior or something that you may want to create an exception for.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: