Contents
- 1 How do you resolve StaleElementException?
- 2 How do you handle StaleElementReferenceException?
- 3 What is the difference between StaleElementReferenceException and NoSuchElementException?
- 4 How do you run failed test cases in Testng?
- 5 How to deal with staleelementexception in JavaScript?
- 6 Is there a way to retry staleelementreference exceptions?
How do you resolve StaleElementException?
How To Overcome Stale Element Reference Exception in Selenium:
- Solution 1: Refreshing the web page.
- Solution 2: Using Try Catch Block.
- Solution 3: Using ExpectedConditions. refreshed.
- Solution 4: Using POM.
How do you handle StaleElementReferenceException?
Ways of Handling StaleElementReferenceException:
- Page Factory Model: This is the best way to handle this exception. Page Factory does lazy initialization of web element at first.
- Relocating web element: But every Selenium tester do not use PageFactory concept to manage web elements.
What is a stale element?
When an element is no longer attached to the DOM, i.e. it has been removed from the document or the document has changed, it is said to be stale.
How do you handle Elementnotinteractableexception?
- Wait until an element is visible / clickable. WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, timeout);
- Scroll until the element is within the the display. Actions action = new Actions(driver);
- Use javascript to interact directly with the DOM.
- Perform whatever other action is necessary and possibly wait until after that.
What is the difference between StaleElementReferenceException and NoSuchElementException?
Most common Exceptions: 1) NoSuchElementException : FindBy method can’t find the element. 2) StaleElementReferenceException : This tells that element is no longer appearing on the DOM page. 3) TimeoutException: This tells that the execution is failed because the command did not complete in enough time.
How do you run failed test cases in Testng?
Please follow the below steps for this method:
- Create testng. xml file under project folder.
- Right click on the testng. xml >> Run As >> TestNG suite.
- In the test-output folder >> testng-failed. xml file will be created.
- Right click on testng-failed.
- In this way we can execute fail testcases in TestNG class.
When do we get a stale element reference exception?
We face this stale element reference exception when the element we are interacting with is destroyed and then recreated again. When this happens the reference of the element in the DOM becomes stale. Hence we are not able to get the reference to the element.
When do I get a staleelementexception in selenium?
In order overcome this, we need to explicitly wait until the DOM is in a state where we are sure that DOM won’t change. For example, using a WebDriverWait to wait for a specific element to exist: When Javascript / Ajax updates the page between the findElement and the click call then will get a StaleElementException.
How to deal with staleelementexception in JavaScript?
We can get around this issue by adding some custom wrappers. Implement a wrapper in such a way that this will handle the StaleElementException within, then use the locator to re-evaluate and get the new WebElement object to interact with. This way we can keep the code that handles the exception in one class.
Is there a way to retry staleelementreference exceptions?
If even this is not working for you, try giving an other locator which gives some positive results. And in the last if nothing works out, just retrying it for second time would work sometimes. This solution is not recommended because of time taken for each iteration that fails to find the element and end up wasting time in retry.