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Html Elements is a Java framework providing easy-to-use way of interaction with web-page elements in ui web tests.

Html Elements is a Java (actually there are .NET and php implementations) framework providing easy-to-use way of interaction with web-page elements in web-page tests. With the help of the Html Elements framework you can group web-page elements into blocks, encapsulate logic of interaction within them and then easily use created blocks in page objects.

You can find useful documentation and examples in project repository https://github.com/yandex-qatools/htmlelements

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Promblem with
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I have face this problem tag. Every time i click enter after filled any one of the text area in the form, it redirect me to my email. Why?? I want clear one thing that I'm totally a beginner.
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How to test if given variable contains a valid html element?

That is such with tag name and attributes so then I can safely use for example hasAttribute, tagName and other similar methods. (My question is for a method of positively asking for html element, not for example ruling out all possibilities like…
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Pull HTML cell data into Excel sheet

I'm trying to fetch a single cell from td tags (52.84) below using VBA and post it on Excel sheet. See the HTML snipped below: …
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How reading all data in my textbox or listbox?

Please check below some a tag link in there I want to receive bosWDC5M1C8oeVu, DaleyBlind_fan, jkjinc1 like this 3word with show this in my listbox or textbox. @bosWDC5M1C8oeVu @DaleyBlind_fan …
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HOW TO LOOP HTML ELEMENTS WITHOUT USING forEach()?

I'm currently working with my web based system using nodejs and html. Is there any alternative way to loop html elements without using forEach? I'm thinking about like this(this is just an example): <% for(var ctr=0; ctr
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