Best Capybara code snippet using Capybara.dismiss_prompt
dismiss_prompt_spec.rb
Source: dismiss_prompt_spec.rb
1# frozen_string_literal: true2Capybara::SpecHelper.spec '#dismiss_prompt', requires: [:modals] do3 before do4 @session.visit('/with_js')5 end6 it 'should dismiss the prompt' do7 @session.dismiss_prompt do8 @session.click_link('Open prompt')9 end10 expect(@session).to have_xpath("//a[@id='open-prompt' and @response='dismissed']")11 end12 it 'should return the message presented' do13 message = @session.dismiss_prompt do14 @session.click_link('Open prompt')15 end16 expect(message).to eq('Prompt opened')17 end18end...
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1 def search_for(query)2 visit('/')3search.search_for('ruby')4 def search_for(query)5 visit('/')6search.search_for('ruby')7 visit('/')
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1visit("http://www.google.com")2fill_in('q', :with => 'Hello')3click_button('Google Search')4 click_button('I\'m Feeling Lucky')
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1Capybara.visit('/')2Capybara.dismiss_prompt(:with => 'Capybara') do3Capybara.click_link('Gmail')4Capybara.visit('/')5Capybara.accept_prompt(:with => 'Capybara') do6Capybara.click_link('Gmail')7Capybara.visit('/')8Capybara.click_link('Gmail')
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1within_frame('iframeResult') do2 click_button("Try it")3within_frame('iframeResult') do4 click_button("Try it")5within_frame('iframeResult') do6 click_button("Try it")7within_frame('iframeResult') do8 click_button("Try it")
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1Capybara.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do2session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)3session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do4session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)5session.visit('http://www.example.com')6session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do7session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)8session.visit('http://www.example.com')9session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do10session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)11session.visit('http://www.example.com')12session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do13session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)14session.visit('http://www.example.com')15session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do16session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)17session.visit('http://www.example.com')18session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'Hello') do19session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)20session.visit('http://www.example.com')21session.dismiss_prompt(with:
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1Capybara.dismiss_prompt(with: 'yes') do2session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)3session.dismiss_prompt(with: 'yes') do4session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)5session.visit('https://www.seleniumeasy.com/test/javascript-alert-box-demo.html')6session.find(:css, 'button[onclick="myConfirmFunction()"]').dismiss_prompt(with: 'yes')7 Capybara::Selenium::Driver.new(app, browser: :chrome)8session = Capybara::Session.new(:selenium)9session.find(:css, 'button[onclick="myConfirmFunction()"]').dismiss_prompt(with: 'yes')10session.find(:css, 'button[onclick="myConfirmFunction()"]').click
dismiss_prompt
Using AI Code Generation
1 visit('/javascript_alerts')2 find(:xpath, '//button[text()="Click for JS Confirm"]').click3 visit('/javascript_alerts')4 find(:xpath, '//button[text()="Click for JS Confirm"]').click
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