http://ttwhy.org/home/blog from the seeds of gyrm Sun, 05 Oct 2008 13:48:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en It's one of those days I'm not sure if it's Fall or Spring. Did I sleep through the winter last night? Piercing rays interplay with the tattered cumulus cloak, the breath is full of damp snowmelt. I feel a buzzing latency. Something will happen. http://ttwhy.org/home/blog/2008/10/05/a-feeling/ UI-Element has been integrated into Selenium Core in the project's subversion repository for some time now. This means no special tricks are necessary to use it - just specify your map file as a user extension! I'm posting this announcement mainly because it seems my original UI-Element post is at ... http://ttwhy.org/home/blog/2008/09/26/selenium-is-groovy/ A couple of SUNY whipper-snappers pull up at the light just as I'm snapping into an organic banana. "Yeah, yeah! Eat that banana!" they holler at me. I roll down the window. "Don't you wish you had one too?" I call back. There's a stunned silence. I guess they didn't expect me to ... http://ttwhy.org/home/blog/2008/08/28/repartee/ Several people have asked if it is possible to specify user extension Javascript dynamically with the RC, as opposed to on the command line with the -userExtensions flag when starting up the server. It wasn't possible before. It should be now. If you build from r2291 or greater from the RC trunk, ... http://ttwhy.org/home/blog/2008/05/14/selenium-rc-per-session-extension-javascript/ I recently made some performance improvements to the ajaxslt XPath library Selenium uses to drive XPaths in IE. One user asked me whether those could be made available. The answer is, they're already in the Core subversion trunk! So you can pull down a copy and see if it helps ... http://ttwhy.org/home/blog/2008/04/24/selenium-ie-xpath-enhancements/