public void HTML5DragAndDropUsing_ondragstart_draggable_ondragover_and_ondrop()
{
Assert.Inconclusive("While Draki works, there is currently a bug with ChromeDriver and HTML5 drag and drop. Draki merely delegates the call to Selenium which has a known issue with the Chromedriver");
// this should probably be added to Draki as a plugin, simply include an additional package.
// this test currently fails because the HTML uses HTML5 drag events, that currently cannot be exercised via the Chrome driver.
// this link suggests a workaround that draki could possibly implement, and would require injecting more than just sizzle into the page.
// need to decide when wiring up the driver whether we need this, and if we do, then we do the injection, otherwise we don't have to.
// http://elementalselenium.com/tips/39-drag-and-drop
// https://gist.github.com/rcorreia/2362544 6 years old?
// here's a javascript drag drop simulator that's available under MIT
// https://github.com/jquery/jquery-simulate/blob/master/jquery.simulate.js
// typescript solution : https://github.com/html-dnd/html-dnd 2 years old.
// Collin's selenium book could be helpful?
// https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=PMNiDwAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover#v=onepage&q=drag&f=false
DragPage.Go();
var boarder1 = I.Find("#boarder1");
var boarder2 = I.Find("#boarder2");
var boarder3 = I.Find("#boarder3");
var conference1 = I.Find("#conference1");
var conference2 = I.Find("#conference2");
var conference3 = I.Find("#conference3");
// selector to selector
NotOnTop(boarder1, conference1);
NotOnTop(boarder2, conference2);
NotOnTop(boarder3, conference3);
I.Drag("#boarder1").To("#conference1");
IsOnTop(boarder1, conference1);
I.Drag(boarder2).To(conference2);
IsOnTop(boarder2, conference2);
I.Drag(boarder3).To(conference3);
IsOnTop(boarder3, conference3);
}
public DragTests()
: base()
{
DragPage.Go();
}
