Each of these commands is described in more detail in the sections below.
eyes check window
The
eyes check window
command captures an image of all the accessible content in the browser window. Note that this command looks at the largest element, and if necessary takes multiple images that it stitches together to obtain an image that includes all the content in the window.
This command takes a single parameter, the tag.
The size of the page is assumed to be constant and finite, i.e. you can't capture a window that is constantly growing, or where the application adds more content as you scroll downwards.
eyes check region
Use the
eyes check region
command to capture a region in the window. The region must be smaller than the viewport.
The command takes two parameters. The first parameter defines the rectangular region. You may enter this parameter interactively by clicking on the select target button
, dragging a region and clicking
Confirm
. You can also enter the values that define the rectangular area as follows:
x: 296, y: 243, width: 256, height: 128
The command takes two parameters. The first parameter is an element locator. You may enter the locator textually as defined in the
Selenium IDE documentation
or select the element this parameter interactively by clicking on the select target button
, and selecting an element.
at the top of the browser during a test recording.