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Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 | How to Handle Alerts in Playwright | Part XI
Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 | How to Handle Alerts in Playwright | Part XI
Playlist
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - Introduction and Installation
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Run Your First Playwright Test
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Handle Different Types Of Inputs
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Handle Dropdowns
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Capture Screenshots
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Record Test Execution Videos
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Handle Frames And iFrames In Playwright
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Handle Windows, Tabs, And Popups
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Create Multiple Browser Contexts
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How To Debug Using Playwright Inspector
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How to Handle Alerts in Playwright
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - How to run tests on cloud
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 - Running Playwright Tests using Jenkins
- Playwright Java Tutorial 🎭 | Testing Complex Web Applications With POM
- Learn Playwright Java in 5 Hours⏰ | Complete Playwright Java Tutorial | LambdaTest
About the Video
In part 11 of the Playwright Java tutorial series, join Koushik Chatterjee (@Koushik_chat), Content Creator at LetCode, as he delves into handling JavaScript alerts and multiple elements effectively. He further introduces you to the first locator function and guides you through handling simple and prompt alerts and dismissing them. You will also discover the distinctions between "On" and "Once" and master the art of handling HTTP authentication, ensuring you've grasped all these essential Playwright Java skills for handling alerts.
Video Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:33 What is a JavaScript alert?
04:01 How to handle multiple elements?
05:41 Locator - first function
06:36 Handling simple alert
08:54 How to dismiss an alert?
11:09 How to handle prompt alerts?
14:26 Difference between On & Once
17:10 How to handle HTTP authentication?
22:30 How to handle toast notifications?
23:28 Closing
Key Topics Covered
JavaScript Alerts Handling with Playwright: The video begins by explaining how to handle JavaScript alerts using Playwright, including the default behavior of Playwright to dismiss alerts and the need to handle alerts differently based on their type (e.g., confirm, prompt).
HTTP Authentication: The video discusses handling HTTP authentication, which, although not directly related to alert handling, often appears in interviews and can be confused with alert handling.
Toaster Notification Elements: Briefly touches on handling toaster notifications without a practical demo but provides hints on approaching these elements.
Difference Between onDialog and onceDialog Methods: It explains the difference between these two methods for handling dialogs in Playwright, including when and why to use each.
The video provides a comprehensive look at handling various types of dialogs and authentication prompts in web applications using Playwright, along with some coding strategies and practices for dealing with alerts, HTTP authentication prompts, and toaster notifications.
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Koushik Chatterjee
Koushik is a seasoned Senior Software Analyst at TVS Next. In his role, Koushik collaborates with a dedicated team of software engineers and testers, leveraging his expertise to craft and deliver high-quality software solutions tailored for diverse clients. Specializing in testing tools and QA automation techniques, Koushik meticulously ensures the functionality, performance, and security of software products.
