Hi.
I have a test case where I want to check that button is disabled on the form, so I selected “Verify Element Not Clickable” for it, but it keeps failing saying that button is actually clickable.
Have the same issue. Does enyone knows how to solve this? Or do we need to use something else to check disabled button?
Hi guys,
With this keyword, the web element MUST have "disabled" as the input element. Otherwise, the keyword “Verify Element Not Clickable” won’t work.
Is there a workaround for it?
Alina Poceviciene said:
Have the same issue. Does enyone knows how to solve this? Or do we need to use something else to check disabled button?
I just found a workaround.
Use WebUI.verifyElementAttributeValue to see if your object class contains disabled.
You can also just use an assertion call.
Jun-Ho Kim said:
Alina Poceviciene said:
Have the same issue. Does enyone knows how to solve this? Or do we need to use something else to check disabled button?
I just found a workaround.
Use WebUI.verifyElementAttributeValue to see if your object class contains disabled.
You can also just use an assertion call.
I think it will be **WebUI.verifyElementHasAttribute **
Hi, same issue here.
Hi folks…
use “verifyElementNotClickable” or Verify Class name. its work.
Thanks guys, I did this way and it works for me:
def hasClass(def objectId, def className ) {
return WebUI.executeJavaScript(“return document.getElementById(’”+ objectId + “’).classList.contains(’” + className + “’)”, null)
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