Since TinyMCE has a questionable behaviour, because it creates an iframe to render the editor, SeleniumIDE has some problems with it.
If you record a test typing into the editor, then, when you’ll run it, it will miserably fail: that’s because, when recording the test, Selenium isn’t able to detect that you have typed in a iframe.
So, if your form’s textarea has the myTextarea
id, the iframe TinyMCE will output in order to enrich the textarea will have the same id, with a _ifr
suffix.
So you need to tell selenium to focus on that iframe:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|
then you’ll need to type into the iframe body:
1 2 3 4 5 |
|