wunderkraut.com - Using Selenium IDE and Sideflow to log in to a Drupal 7 site
Do. 16.05.2013 - 15:43
My team has been looking into the Firefox add-on Selenium IDE as a quick and simple way to create automated tests for our Drupal sites. Selenium IDE out of the box does not support conditionals, making it hard to account for unexpected behaviour. For instance, it's easy to make a test of the basic Drupal login functionality, but if the user is already logged in when running that test…
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