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1. arsa666 commented on Jan 8, 2016

   

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   I was able to use jquery with executeScript();

   =)
2. DavertMik commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   Is it posible to use Jquery in codecept to locate element.

   I think you are trying to do some complex stuff which is not handled by default actions. No problem.

   But in CodeceptJS tests should be written from a user's perspective. All complex technical stuff can be handled inside a helper. So if you require something custom, please write your own helper. And yes, there you can use executeScript or locate elements in a different manner with webdriverio
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4. arsa666 commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   Hi Michael,

   I am having trouble getting the grabbers to work with the yield. If I use
   yield then the following code execution stops. Can you please help me
   figure this out? Or give me an example where I can grab text and then
   continue my code execution?

   This post is related to that too:
   #47

   This simple example does not work. Is this a bug in CodeceptJS? or am I
   missing something?

   Scenario('First Scenario', function* (I) {
   let grabberResult = yield I.grabValueFrom('input[name=firstName]');
   I.see('XKJSHJDSJXHJSKHXS'); //this should fail, but passes.
   });

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   On Mon, Jan 11, 2016 at 4:31 PM, Michael Bodnarchuk <
   notifications@github.com> wrote:

   Is it posible to use Jquery in codecept to locate element.

   I think you are trying to do some complex stuff which is not handled by
   default actions. No problem.

   But in CodeceptJS tests should be written from a user's perspective. All
   complex technical stuff can be handled inside a helper. So if you require
   something custom, please write your own helper
   http://codecept.io/helpers/. And yes, there you can use executeScript
   or locate elements in a different manner of webdriverio

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5. DavertMik commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   You don't use grabberResult here.

   Please copy the whole test so I could check if it works
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7. arsa666 commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   Thanks for answering. This example is not working:

   'use strict';
   Feature('Testing Begins');
   Before((I) => {
     I.resizeWindow(1500, 1000);
     I.amOnPage('http://absolutenet.com');
   });
   
   Scenario('ANI testing', function*(I){
     I.waitForText('bring your site to life');
     I.amOnPage('http://www.absolutenet.com/');
     let title = yield I.grabTitle();
     console.info(title);
     I.see('bogus text that is not there'); //this should give an error and not success.
   });
8. DavertMik commented on Jan 11, 2016

   

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   Thanks. Bug is reproduced. Working on to fix it
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11. DavertMik commented on Jan 21, 2016

    

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    Done in d68b2a7