def get_element_from_OR(self,OR_name):
locator = OR.get(OR_name.lower())
if locator:
logger.warn("Found an overwrite in the OR for name %s with locator %s. Not using dummy classes" % (OR_name, locator))
element = self._element_find(locator,True,True)
#try to slow things down a little bit here
#self._wait_for_elem(element)
self._prep_element(element)
return element
raise RuntimeError("Trying to lookup %s in OR but item not found" % (OR_name))
def euh_click_tab(self,sub_module_name,tab_name):
'''used to click a tab only if the tab is currently showing on the screen.. i.e.this
function does not click on module / submodule buttons first'''
if not tab_name: return
self._wait_for_loading_div_to_clear()
tab = self._get_euh_tab(tab_name)
self._wait_and_click(tab)
self._wait_for_loading_div_to_clear()
#extra step to wait for element to appear on the screen because chrome doesn't always
#honor the implicit wait setting so we do it explicitly here if it is setup in OR
tab_wait_for = OR.get("tab_wait_for_%s_%s" %(sub_module_name.lower(),tab_name.lower()))
if not tab_wait_for:
logger.warn("There is not a tab_wait_for in OR for tab %s_%s this may cause tests not to work." % (sub_module_name,tab_name))
else:
#wait_for_it
loaded = self._with_timeout(self._is_element_visible_and_page_not_loading, tab_wait_for)
if not loaded:
logger.warn("Tab %s may not have loaded correctly, trying to continue anyways" %
(tab_name))