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Click on <option> elements of <select multiple="multiple"> does not un-select previous selected item #1176
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So it's not possible to reproduce a real user interaction with the mouse ? So why it's the expected behaviour |
It is the expected behaviour because this is what the majority of WebDriver users want to do when interacting with a |
Interesting it's working for my case but by curiosity I do more tests and found that for a none multiple Select if I use the actions API to do a simple click on an element (Option) it simply doesn't work. Is it normal ? Regards |
Do you have a trace log for that? It should work given that we have tests for it. |
Of course
Fail but pass if I use ubuntu.click() Code available HERE But to be honest it seems to be a Selenium issue I have the same behavior in Chrome. In debug it's seems it's not be able to find the getCoordinates of the element. Trace log:
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I’m afraid that doesn’t include the trace level entries. Take a look at https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/testing/geckodriver/doc/TraceLogs.md on how to raise the log level. |
Also I feel perhaps a new bug is more suitable for the actions-cannot-click-option-controls problem. I think I know what the problem is, and I can’t think of a clean solution for fixing it… |
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Complete test case is available here
// Test fail cause Montreal is still selected
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