#selenium

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hi michl68

hello

has anyone a solution for this?

hey guys, I was wondering, I have a field which gets a green border after a certain action, and I want to check if this green border is present with selenium

<input onfocus="valueFocused(this);" id="dtPerc101" data-id="101" class="calculate-value form-control turnoverValue depWeekValue turnoverWeekInput departmentTurnoverPercent departmentTurnoverValue workschema_update trackChanges weekTurnover department_turnover_101_perc greenBorder" type="text" name="department_turnover[101][turnover_perc]" value="0.00">

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How would I check if greenBorder is present?

Anand2: use getAttribute("class") then check if it contains that "greenBorder" string

thanks WhereIsMySpoon, will give that a shot

thanks WhereIsMySpoon, it worked

String greenBorder = driver.findElement(By.id("dtPerc101")).getAttribute("class");

if (greenBorder.matches(".*greenBorder*")) {

System.out.println..............

perfect

So, how do you /actually/ disable SSL/TLS verification in selenium? Also, is support for this in the docker images that is supplied gone?

I can run tests locally and it seemingly accepts the acceptSslCerts as true. But not when using the docker images.

Okay, so looking at Github it seems like acceptSslCerts-capability has been a pull request for over a year. But it's also documented as a command on the selenium wiki.