How to ensure there are no errors on a page
An easy way to check for errors is to open the browser console log. But that’s not so easy to automate, right? Actually it’s fairly easy. If you’re testing in Magium you can execute
An easy way to check for errors is to open the browser console log. But that’s not so easy to automate, right? Actually it’s fairly easy. If you’re testing in Magium you can execute
It’s not just HTML elements that need to be tested, and sometimes not even testing that images or CSS files are being tested. Sometimes you need to test things like server configurations. Magium’s position
Let me say first of all, that I mostly like Flot as a charting application. It provides a lot of charting functionality and is reasonably good looking. But sometimes it is a bit of
I have spent several hours working on an issue while running Selenium Server under Xvfb with ChromeDriver. There would basically be a 30 second timeout when connecting to Selenium Server from WebDriver with this being the exception: 1)
I added a Twitter OAuth integration in @magiumlib so you can easily do authentication automation. pic.twitter.com/NjHvvRDG9G — Kevin Schroeder (@kpschrade) April 6, 2016 This is a simple library to help browser tests perform OAuth
Logging in to the admin UI is fairly simple, but there are a few things you need to do ahead of time. The actual functionality looks like this: class LoginTest extends MagiumMagentoAbstractMagentoTestCase { public
The micro-webinar “Using the Magium Instruction Navigators” is now live on YouTube Powered by WPeMatico
I am using the mongodb/mongodb library for a project of mine. The API seems fairly different from the old PECL library and it also came with some other, albeit unexpected, baggage. My understanding of the library
On Wednesday, March 23, 2016 I will be hosting a 15 minute micro-webinar on how to use the instruction navigator. The instruction navigator is used to navigate around your Magento site when you need