Hi,

i want to tailor the export routine from Selenium IDE to perl, to use some selfe declared functions instead of the standard once.
If i check the heading of a web page, following code will be produced (out of the box) by the export routine:

$sel->text_is( "css=h1", "OnLine Catalog", "Check heading" );

I worte some functions for my framework, which increase this checks. Instead of "text_is" i want to use my "fw_text_check", which has exacly the same parameters. Of course, this can be done by search and replace, but it woud be more convinient to pimp the export routine.

Thx
Nubbel

In reply to Tailor Selenium IDE export to perl by nubbel

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