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I have a page that I want to check with selenium that uses a certain background image for one element. I want to ensure that this image still exists on the page connected to the element. How would I do this with selenium. If this changes anything I am using browsermob.com to do the testing once I get it running through selenium ide.

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  • possible duplicate of [Asserting the background image of a page with selenium](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1799173/asserting-the-background-image-of-a-page-with-selenium) – Dave Hunt Sep 26 '10 at 08:23

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Well aside from the suggested things on the almos duplicate issue... You could check if the property of your body element is set to the image.

By if getAttribute returns a valid value or not. Like: 

new Wait()
    {

        public boolean until()
        {
            return selenium.getAttribute("ElementLocator")
                + "@class").equals("active");
        }
    }.wait("The menu item did not get active.",
        defaultTimeOutValue);

This will wait for the attribute @class to have the value "active".

Or simply use an If statement after you are sure that the page got loaded.

Hope this helps, Cheers, Gergely.

Hannibal
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