"Verify Element Not Clickable" fails while button is disabled

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#1

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.

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#2

Have the same issue. Does enyone knows how to solve this? Or do we need to use something else to check disabled button?

#3

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.

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#4

Is there a workaround for it?

#5

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.

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#6

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 **

#7

Hi, same issue here.

#8

Hi folks…
use “verifyElementNotClickable” or Verify Class name. its work.

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#9

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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