New Selenium IDE – Commands (Selenese)

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In the previous articles, I have explained different Selenium IDE concepts like below:

1. Installing and Launching Selenium IDE
2. Recording and Playback using Selenium IDE
3. Selenium IDE – Features Walkthrough
4. Selenium IDE – Locating Strategies

Once you understand the above-mentioned articles, you will understand how to manually write the different statements in Selenium IDE using different Selenium IDE commands.

Selenium IDE has a huge list of commands using which it can automate and perform different actions like click, enter text, select, etc. on the UI elements in the web pages.

Selenium IDE commands are shortly known or called as Selenese.

Example: I have yellow highlighted a few commands that got recorded by Selenium IDE for an example scenario.

As you can see from the above example, there are a good number of commands in Selenium IDE for performed different operations on the different UI elements on the web pages.

In this article, I am going to practically demonstrate each and every Selenium IDE commands (Selenese) in a step by step and detailed manner:

Note: Click on the below-listed commands to learn more about them.

1. open
2. type
3. click
4. click at
5. double click
6. double click at
7. set window size
8. close
9. select
10. add selection
11. remove selection
12. check
13. uncheck
14. assert title
15. verify title
16. assert text
17. verify text
18. assert not text
19. verify not text
20. assert value
21. verify value
22. assert selected value
23. verify selected value
24. assert not selected value
25. verify not selected value
26. assert selected label
27. verify selected label
28. assert checked
29. verify checked
30. assert not checked
31. verify not checked
32. assert editable
33. verify editable
34. assert not editable
35. verify not editable
36. assert element present
37. verify element present
38. assert element not present
39. verify element not present
40. assert alert
41. assert confirmation
42. webdriver choose ok on visible confirmation
43. webdriver choose cancel on visible confirmation
44. choose cancel on next confirmation
45. choose ok on next confirmation
46. assert prompt
47. answer on next prompt
48. webdriver answer on visible prompt
49. choose cancel on next prompt
50. webdriver choose cancel on visible prompt
51. debugger
52. select frame
53. drag and drop to object
54. echo
55. edit content
56. execute script
57. mouse down, mouse move at and mouse up
58. mouse down at, mouse move at and mouse up at
59. mouse over and mouse out
60. pause
61. submit
62. store
63. store title
64. store xpath count
65. store value
66. store text
67. store attribute
68. assert
69. verify
70. wait for element editable
71. wait for element not editable
72. wait for element visible
73. wait for element not visible
74. wait for element present
75. wait for element not present
76. store json
77. set speed
78. send keys
79. select window
80. store window handle
81. run script
82. execute async script
83. run
84. if and end
85. else
86. else if
87. times
88. while
89. do and repeat if
90. for each

Here concludes this article on different commands we can use in Selenium IDE for performing different operations on the web applications.

In the next article, I will explain exploring other features in Selenium IDE.

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