dropdown.test.selected

getDropDown(id).test.selected(option)

or getDropDown(id).test.selected()

Tests whether an option is selected. If you pass no option as an argument, then the test will succeed as long as any option is selected.

If you pass a number, and provided there is no option whose text content corresponds to this exact number, it will test the index of the selected option (starting from 0).

Example:

[js highlight=”7-20″ try=”true”]newDropDown(“adjective”, “”)
.settings.add( “hot” , “lukewarm” , “cold” )
.shuffle()
.print()
.wait()
,
getDropDown(“adjective”)
.test.selected( 1 )
.success(
newText(“You selected the middle option (index-based).”)
.print()
)
.failure(
getDropDown(“adjective”)
.test.selected( “lukewarm” )
.success(
newText(“You selected the middle option (scale-based)”)
.print()
)
)[/js]

Creates a drop-down list with three options, hot, lukewarm and cold, shuffles the options, prints the list and waits until an option is selected before proceeding. After an option is selected, tests whether the option at index 1 was selected and, if so, will print You selected the middle option (index-based), otherwise will test whether the option lukewarm was selected and, if so, will print You selected the middle option (scale-based).