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@@ -64,6 +64,8 @@ contact_form:
- click_on:
- value: Send Email
selector: "form.contactForm.zipform[name='contact'] input[type='submit'][value='Send Email']"
- find:
- selector: "#ctl00_ctl09_ctl00_Text"
success:
headers:
status: 200

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So just linking this to the #198 so that Jason sees it.
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sinak replied Apr 10, 2014

So just linking this to the #198 so that Jason sees it.
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When this happens and everything looks okay from the screenshot and you get the status "failure", go to the form page yourself and fill in everything exactly how it appears in the screenshot. Then click on the submit. If it submits correctly, either

  1. the success criteria is wrong, or
  2. you need to add an extra "find", like above, for an elem that is in the thank you page but not on the previous page (probably some thank you wrapper elem)
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Hainish replied Apr 10, 2014

When this happens and everything looks okay from the screenshot and you get the status "failure", go to the form page yourself and fill in everything exactly how it appears in the screenshot. Then click on the submit. If it submits correctly, either

  1. the success criteria is wrong, or
  2. you need to add an extra "find", like above, for an elem that is in the thank you page but not on the previous page (probably some thank you wrapper elem)
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This is because if a form is submitted through javascript and not through a normal form action, congress-forms looks for the success criteria immediately (before the next page is even loaded). This results in a "failure" status, even though it was a successful form submission.
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Hainish replied Apr 10, 2014

This is because if a form is submitted through javascript and not through a normal form action, congress-forms looks for the success criteria immediately (before the next page is even loaded). This results in a "failure" status, even though it was a successful form submission.
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