How-to articles, tricks, and solutions about SELENIUM-WEBDRIVER

To make the Selenium WebDriver wait for a specified number of seconds in Java, you can use the Thread.sleep method. Here's an example of how you can do this:

To check if an element exists with Selenium WebDriver, you can use the findElements() method of the WebDriver interface and check the size of the returned list.

To perform a mouseover (hover) action in Selenium WebDriver using Java, you can use the Actions class.

To select a dropdown value in Selenium WebDriver using Java, you can use the selectByValue or selectByVisibleText methods of the Select class.

To switch to a new browser window in Selenium, you can use the switchTo() method with the WindowHandle of the new window.

To scroll up or down in a web page using Selenium WebDriver in Java, you can use the JavascriptExecutor interface and the scrollBy method.

The "stale element reference" error in Selenium WebDriver occurs when an element that was previously found on the webpage is no longer attached to the DOM (Document Object Model) and is therefore no longer accessible through the browser.

In Selenium, you can use the WebDriverWait class to wait for a page to load.