/// <summary>
/// Enters text in the username and password field, clicks the login button, then waits for the URL
/// of the home page to load
/// </summary>
/// <param name="userName"></param>
/// <param name="password"></param>
public dynamic Login(IWebDriver browser, string userName, string password)
{
browser.Navigate().GoToUrl(string.Format("{0}login", System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["LSURL"].ToString()));
LoginPage LSLP = new LoginPage(browser);
LSLP.WaitForInitialize();
UserNameTxt.Clear();
PasswordTxt.Clear();
UserNameTxt.SendKeys(userName);
PasswordTxt.SendKeys(password);
PasswordTxt.SendKeys(Keys.Tab);
ClickAndWait(LoginBtn);
// If there is only 1 site in an environment, then the application will go to that sites landing page. If there are multiple sites,
// then it goes to the Search page. So we first need to wait for an element that appears on BOTH pages (The Sites breadcrumb link)
Browser.WaitForElement(Bys.SitePage.SitesBreadCrumbLnk, ElementCriteria.IsVisible);
// Then use a TRY to wait a split second for the Sites page Additional Information tab (This tab appears immediately along
// with the Sites breadcrumb link). If that doesnt appear, then that means we will be on the Search page, so
// we will use the Catch to wait for the Search page
try
{
Browser.WaitForElement(Bys.SitePage.AdditionalInfoTab, TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500), ElementCriteria.IsVisible);
SitePage page = new SitePage(Browser);
return(page);
}
catch
{
SearchPage page = new SearchPage(Browser);
page.WaitForInitialize();
return(page);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Clicks the user-specified element that exists on every page of RCP, and then waits for a window to close or open,
/// or a page to load, depending on the element that was clicked
/// </summary>
/// <param name="buttonOrLinkElem">The element to click on</param>
public dynamic ClickAndWaitBasePage(IWebElement buttonOrLinkElem)
{
// Error handler to make sure that the button that the tester passed in the parameter is actually on the page
if (Browser.Exists(Bys.Page.AllParticipantsLnk))
{
if (buttonOrLinkElem.GetAttribute("outerHTML") == AllParticipantsLnk.GetAttribute("outerHTML"))
{
buttonOrLinkElem.Click();
SearchPage page = new SearchPage(Browser);
page.WaitUntilAll(Criteria.SearchPage.AllParticpantsTblBodyNotLoading, Criteria.SearchPage.SearchTxtVisible);
return(page);
}
}
if (Browser.Exists(Bys.Page.SitesTab))
{
if (buttonOrLinkElem.GetAttribute("outerHTML") == SitesTab.GetAttribute("outerHTML"))
{
buttonOrLinkElem.Click();
Thread.Sleep(0200);
// If there is only 1 site in an environment, then the application will go to that sites landing page. If there are multiple sites,
// then it goes to the Search page. So we first need to wait for an element that appears on BOTH pages (The Sites breadcrumb link)
Browser.WaitForElement(Bys.SitePage.SitesBreadCrumbLnk, ElementCriteria.IsVisible);
// Then use a TRY to wait a split second for the Sites page Additional Information tab (This tab appears immediately along
// with the Sites breadcrumb link). If that doesnt appear, then that means we will be on the Search page, so
// we will use the Catch to wait for the Search page
try
{
Browser.WaitForElement(Bys.SitePage.AdditionalInfoTab, TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500), ElementCriteria.IsVisible);
SitePage page = new SitePage(Browser);
page.WaitForInitialize();
return(page);
}
catch
{
SearchPage page = new SearchPage(Browser);
page.WaitForInitialize();
Thread.Sleep(0400);
return(page);
}
}
}
else
{
throw new Exception("No button or link was found with your passed parameter. You either need to add this button to a new If statement, " +
"or if the button is already added, then the page you were on did not contain the button.");
}
return(null);
}