Selenium C# displaying custom exceptions if booleans marked false?
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I am coding a selenium test case to verify all elements are present on a web page and Im fairly green at coding so bear with me here. I have boolean vars set up for each element and if not found, I mark them false. At the end of my code/test, I want to display custom exceptions for each false boolean encountered. What's the easiest way to go about this?
if (!headerLogoPresent || !headerMsgDropPresent || !headerMsgDropSubGeneralPresent || !headerUserDropPresent || !headerUserDropSubProfilePresent ||
!headerUserDropSubCredentialsPresent || !headerUserDropSubSettingsPresent || !headerUserDropSubChgPassPresent || !headerUserDropSubRstGridPresent ||
!headerUserDropSubLogOffPresent || !headerSupportDropPresent || !headerSupportDropSubBasePresent || !headerSupportDropSubFaqPresent || !headerSupportDropSubTicketPresent
|| !emailTextInputFieldPresent || !saveButPresent || !bodyTextProfilePresent || !bodyTextEmailPresent || !bodyTextCopyrightPresent)
{
//then throw custom exception for each variable marked false;
}
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
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I am coding a selenium test case to verify all elements are present on a web page and Im fairly green at coding so bear with me here. I have boolean vars set up for each element and if not found, I mark them false. At the end of my code/test, I want to display custom exceptions for each false boolean encountered. What's the easiest way to go about this?
if (!headerLogoPresent || !headerMsgDropPresent || !headerMsgDropSubGeneralPresent || !headerUserDropPresent || !headerUserDropSubProfilePresent ||
!headerUserDropSubCredentialsPresent || !headerUserDropSubSettingsPresent || !headerUserDropSubChgPassPresent || !headerUserDropSubRstGridPresent ||
!headerUserDropSubLogOffPresent || !headerSupportDropPresent || !headerSupportDropSubBasePresent || !headerSupportDropSubFaqPresent || !headerSupportDropSubTicketPresent
|| !emailTextInputFieldPresent || !saveButPresent || !bodyTextProfilePresent || !bodyTextEmailPresent || !bodyTextCopyrightPresent)
{
//then throw custom exception for each variable marked false;
}
c# selenium automated-tests
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
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Make aListof the value of thebooleansand then iterate over the list in aforeachloop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to theConsoleor a log file?
– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
You can also make a class withName,IsPresentandExceptionMessageproperties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.
– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59
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I am coding a selenium test case to verify all elements are present on a web page and Im fairly green at coding so bear with me here. I have boolean vars set up for each element and if not found, I mark them false. At the end of my code/test, I want to display custom exceptions for each false boolean encountered. What's the easiest way to go about this?
if (!headerLogoPresent || !headerMsgDropPresent || !headerMsgDropSubGeneralPresent || !headerUserDropPresent || !headerUserDropSubProfilePresent ||
!headerUserDropSubCredentialsPresent || !headerUserDropSubSettingsPresent || !headerUserDropSubChgPassPresent || !headerUserDropSubRstGridPresent ||
!headerUserDropSubLogOffPresent || !headerSupportDropPresent || !headerSupportDropSubBasePresent || !headerSupportDropSubFaqPresent || !headerSupportDropSubTicketPresent
|| !emailTextInputFieldPresent || !saveButPresent || !bodyTextProfilePresent || !bodyTextEmailPresent || !bodyTextCopyrightPresent)
{
//then throw custom exception for each variable marked false;
}
c# selenium automated-tests
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
I am coding a selenium test case to verify all elements are present on a web page and Im fairly green at coding so bear with me here. I have boolean vars set up for each element and if not found, I mark them false. At the end of my code/test, I want to display custom exceptions for each false boolean encountered. What's the easiest way to go about this?
if (!headerLogoPresent || !headerMsgDropPresent || !headerMsgDropSubGeneralPresent || !headerUserDropPresent || !headerUserDropSubProfilePresent ||
!headerUserDropSubCredentialsPresent || !headerUserDropSubSettingsPresent || !headerUserDropSubChgPassPresent || !headerUserDropSubRstGridPresent ||
!headerUserDropSubLogOffPresent || !headerSupportDropPresent || !headerSupportDropSubBasePresent || !headerSupportDropSubFaqPresent || !headerSupportDropSubTicketPresent
|| !emailTextInputFieldPresent || !saveButPresent || !bodyTextProfilePresent || !bodyTextEmailPresent || !bodyTextCopyrightPresent)
{
//then throw custom exception for each variable marked false;
}
c# selenium automated-tests
c# selenium automated-tests
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
asked Nov 21 '18 at 17:28
abuscaglioabuscaglio
141
141
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Make aListof the value of thebooleansand then iterate over the list in aforeachloop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to theConsoleor a log file?
– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
You can also make a class withName,IsPresentandExceptionMessageproperties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.
– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59
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Make aListof the value of thebooleansand then iterate over the list in aforeachloop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to theConsoleor a log file?
– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
You can also make a class withName,IsPresentandExceptionMessageproperties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.
– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59
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Make a
List of the value of the booleans and then iterate over the list in a foreach loop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to the Console or a log file?– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
Make a
List of the value of the booleans and then iterate over the list in a foreach loop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to the Console or a log file?– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
You can also make a class with
Name, IsPresent and ExceptionMessage properties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59
You can also make a class with
Name, IsPresent and ExceptionMessage properties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59
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Make a
Listof the value of thebooleansand then iterate over the list in aforeachloop to capture the false values...? Are you writing the exceptions to theConsoleor a log file?– Brian
Nov 21 '18 at 17:32
I was just planning on using "throw new Exception("Custom Message")"
– abuscaglio
Nov 21 '18 at 17:35
You can also make a class with
Name,IsPresentandExceptionMessageproperties. Put it in alist as @Brian suggested and loop throw it. It the error messages are different this will be pretty helpful.– ikerbera
Nov 22 '18 at 9:59