web » assertAttributeNotContain(locator,attrName,contains)
Description
This command asserts that an attribute, denoted by attrName, belonging to an web element whose locator is
represented by locator - such attribute does not contain the value as specified in contains.
If the specified attribute is not assigned to the target web element, then this respective step is marked as PASS. In other word, if an attribute does not exists, then it certainly does not “contain anything”.
Optionally, one can use the REGEX: syntax to invoke regular expression as the matching mechanism. Let’s see an
example:
web | assertAttributeNotContain(...) | css=... | class | MyClass
The above asserts that the class attribute of the target web element does not contain MyClass in its value. In
contrast, using regular expression we can assert multiple things and in more expressive ways:
This asserts that class does not contain MyClass or YourClass
web | assertAttributeNotContain(...) | css=... | class | REGEX:(MyClass|YourClass)
This asserts that class does not contain any text that contains one or more character, followed by Class
web | assertAttributeNotContain(...) | css=... | class | REGEX:(.+Class)
Parameters
- locator - the locator of the target web element
- attrName - the name of the attribute belonging to the web element
- contains - the text to verify against the value of the specified attribute
Example
Script:
Output:
