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Using multiple Firefox profiles from Squish for Web
Read moreIntroduction All web browsers, when running, store data in a ‘profile’ directory, which contains things like bookmarks, cache, cookies, and offline data. When developing automated regression tests with Squish for Web, the data in the profile can change the behavior of the browser, and sometimes even cause some passing...
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What is ‘Regression Testing’?
Read moreA regression in behavior means an undesirable behavior that was present and fixed once before, or a previous feature that worked before and is now broken. During the process of developing the fix, there should also be an automated test developed, that would fail before and pass after the...
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Squish Tip: Synchronization with waitUntilObjectReady()
Read morewaitUntilObjectReady() is a callback function that by default, does nothing, but it can be defined in your test scripts to do anything you want. The method is called just before waitForObject() returns, and gets as an argument, the object that Squish thinks is now ready to get events. It...
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Squish Tip: Using startSection/endSection to improve test result readability
Read moreSections are especially useful for marking groups of related results in data-driven testing, and also for describing a hierarchy of test results, where simple log messages will simply not suffice.
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Squish Tip: Verification of Text Colors
Read moreA common thing tests like to verify is whether text has a certain color. If you wish to avoid screenshot comparisons, then the way to do this differs depending on the toolkit and the API you are using to present text to the user. This article will explain some…
