public void Loan_Calculator_Test_WITH_Comments()
{
WebDriver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/mortgages/loan-calculator.aspx");
//This just grabs the first element on the page with a classname of "pageHolder". In this case it is a div that holds the main page.
ElementSe pageHolderdivClass = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("pageHolder"));
/* The next two lines of code essentially perform the same operations except by passing in the WebDriver as the first parameter
* you are searching the entire page for the id that was passed into the second parameter.
* by passing in the pageHolderDivClass that we obtained in the previous line of code, only the Page Holder Div is searched for the
* id passed in the second parameter. --- its useful when dealing with a page that contains alot of similiar divs. you can search one instead of all.*/
ElementSe loanAmount_searchWholePage = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv = new ElementSe(pageHolderdivClass, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
// Clears the text currently located in the field then writes 3000.00.
loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv.ClearFirstSendKeys("3000.00");
SelectListSe month = new SelectListSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_LoanMonth"));
// verify the selectlist is present on the page
Assert.IsTrue(month.Exists);
// change the selected option to "Aug"
month.SelectByText("Aug");
//Verify the selected option is "Aug"
Assert.IsTrue(month.SelectedOption.Text == "Aug");
// ok lets pretend that the calculate button did not have an id and there were more than one button with the classname of "smurf-btn"
// We can search by using a LinQ statement.
// Here we are search for an element with a classname of "smurf-btn" and a Value of "Calculate". --- We have to use value on this search because the button does not actually contain text.
// I'm still working on the code. In a while you will be able to use:
// ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.Value == "Calculate"); -- instead of
ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.GetAttribute("value") == "Calculate");
calcButton.Click();
}
public void Loan_Calculator_Test_WITHOUT_Comments()
{
WebDriver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/mortgages/loan-calculator.aspx");
ElementSe pageHolderdivClass = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("pageHolder"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchWholePage = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv = new ElementSe(pageHolderdivClass, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv.ClearFirstSendKeys("3000.00");
SelectListSe month = new SelectListSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_LoanMonth"));
Assert.IsTrue(month.Exists);
month.SelectByText("Aug");
Assert.IsTrue(month.SelectedOption.Text == "Aug");
ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.GetAttribute("value") == "Calculate");
calcButton.Click();
}
public void Loan_Calculator_Test_WITH_Comments()
{
WebDriver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/mortgages/loan-calculator.aspx");
//This just grabs the first element on the page with a classname of "pageHolder". In this case it is a div that holds the main page.
ElementSe pageHolderdivClass = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("pageHolder"));
/* The next two lines of code essentially perform the same operations except by passing in the WebDriver as the first parameter
you are searching the entire page for the id that was passed into the second parameter.
by passing in the pageHolderDivClass that we obtained in the previous line of code, only the Page Holder Div is searched for the
id passed in the second parameter. --- its useful when dealing with a page that contains alot of similiar divs. you can search one instead of all.*/
ElementSe loanAmount_searchWholePage = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv = new ElementSe(pageHolderdivClass, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
// Clears the text currently located in the field then writes 3000.00.
loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv.ClearFirstSendKeys("3000.00");
SelectListSe month = new SelectListSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_LoanMonth"));
// verify the selectlist is present on the page
Assert.IsTrue(month.Exists);
// change the selected option to "Aug"
month.SelectByText("Aug");
//Verify the selected option is "Aug"
Assert.IsTrue(month.SelectedOption.Text == "Aug");
// ok lets pretend that the calculate button did not have an id and there were more than one button with the classname of "smurf-btn"
// We can search by using a LinQ statement.
// Here we are search for an element with a classname of "smurf-btn" and a Value of "Calculate". --- We have to use value on this search because the button does not actually contain text.
// I'm still working on the code. In a while you will be able to use:
// ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.Value == "Calculate"); -- instead of
ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.GetAttribute("value") == "Calculate");
calcButton.Click();
}
public void Loan_Calculator_Test_WITHOUT_Comments()
{
WebDriver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://www.bankrate.com/calculators/mortgages/loan-calculator.aspx");
ElementSe pageHolderdivClass = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("pageHolder"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchWholePage = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
ElementSe loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv = new ElementSe(pageHolderdivClass, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_loanAmount"));
loanAmount_searchPageHolderDiv.ClearFirstSendKeys("3000.00");
SelectListSe month = new SelectListSe(WebDriver, By.Id("ctl00_well_DefaultUC_LoanMonth"));
Assert.IsTrue(month.Exists);
month.SelectByText("Aug");
Assert.IsTrue(month.SelectedOption.Text == "Aug");
ElementSe calcButton = new ElementSe(WebDriver, By.ClassName("smurf-btn"), i => i.GetAttribute("value") == "Calculate");
calcButton.Click();
}
