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Handling Radio Buttons and Checkboxes Using Selenium Webdriver

This document discusses how to handle radio buttons and checkboxes using Selenium WebDriver. It explains that radio buttons allow selecting only one option, while checkboxes allow multiple selections. It provides code snippets to verify if elements are displayed, enabled, and selected, and to select/deselect them using click(). Methods like isDisplayed(), isEnabled(), and isSelected() can be used for both radio buttons and checkboxes.

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Handling Radio Buttons and Checkboxes Using Selenium Webdriver

This document discusses how to handle radio buttons and checkboxes using Selenium WebDriver. It explains that radio buttons allow selecting only one option, while checkboxes allow multiple selections. It provides code snippets to verify if elements are displayed, enabled, and selected, and to select/deselect them using click(). Methods like isDisplayed(), isEnabled(), and isSelected() can be used for both radio buttons and checkboxes.

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Handling Radio buttons and Checkboxes using

Selenium Webdriver
Giridhar B S  | Automation , Selenium , Software Testing  |  Software Testing  |  0 Comments  | Return

The main difference between Radio button and Checkbox is that, using radio button we will be able
to select only one option from the options available. whereas using checkbox, we can select multiple
options.
When we inspect a Radio button or a Checkbox, HTML code looks as below

 
Using Click() method in Selenium we can perform the action on the Radio button and on Checkbox.
Example:
Webelement  maleRadioBtn = driver.findElement (By. id ("gender-male"));
maleRadioBtn.click();
Before performing the click even on the Radio buttons or checkboxes we will have to verify
 If Radio button or Checkbox is displayed on the webpage
 If Radio button or Checkbox is enabled on the webpage
 Check the default selection of the Radio button or Checkbox
Above mentioined verification can be done using predefined menthods in Selenium
 isDisplayed()
 isEnabled()
 isSelected()
isDisplayed()
WebElement maleRadioBtn = driver.findElement (By.id("gender-male"));
maleRadioBtn.isDisplayed // this returns a Boolean value, if it returns true then said radio button is
present on the webpage or it returns False.
isEnabled()
maleRadioBtn.isEnabled() // this returns a Boolean value, if it returns true then said radio button is
enabled on the webpage or it returns False
isSelected()
maleRadioBtn.isSelected() // this returns a Boolean value, if it returns true then said radio button is
selected or it returns False
 
NOTE : The same menthods can be used while working with Checkboxes.
 
Below is the snippet of the code for Radio buttons
package com.explorations.scripts;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;
public class HandlingRadioButton
{
       public static void main (String args[])
       {
              FirefoxDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();
              driver.get("http://sites.ecanarys.com/Nopcommercesite/");
              driver.manage().window().maximize();
              driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit. SECONDS);
             
              //Clicking on the Register link on the Home page
              driver.findElement(By.linkText("Register")).click();
             
              //Identifying Male radio button using its ID as an locator
              WebElement maleRadioBtn = driver.findElement(By.id("gender-male"));
             
              //Checking if the Male Radio button is displayed on the Webpage and printing the status
              boolean radioBtnIsDisplayed = maleRadioBtn.isDisplayed();
              System.out.println("Is Male radio button displayed: "+radioBtnIsDisplayed);
             
              //Checking if the Male Radio button is enabled on the webpage and printing the status
              boolean radioBtnIsEnabled = maleRadioBtn.isEnabled();
              System.out.println("Is Male radio button enabled: "+radioBtnIsEnabled);
             
              //Checking the default radio button selection status
              boolean radioBtnIsSelected = maleRadioBtn.isSelected();
              System.out.println("Default Radio button selection Status: "+radioBtnIsSelected);
             
              //Selecting male radio button
              maleRadioBtn.click();
             
              //rechecking the male radio button selection status and printing it..
              boolean radioBtnNewSelectionStatus = maleRadioBtn.isSelected();
              System.out.println("Male radio Selection status after perform click() event:
"+radioBtnNewSelectionStatus);
              driver.quit();
       }
}

 
 
Below is the snippet of the code for Checkboxes
package com.explorations.scripts;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import org.openqa.selenium.By;
import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement;
import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver;
 
public class HandlingCheckbox {
       public static void main(String args[])
       {
              FirefoxDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver();
              driver.get("http://sites.ecanarys.com/Nopcommercesite");
              driver.manage().window().maximize();
              driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(10, TimeUnit. SECONDS);
             
              //Clicking on the Register link on the Home page
              driver.findElement(By.linkText("Register")).click();
             
              //Identifying Terms and Condition checkbox using its ID as an locator
              WebElement tcCheckbox = driver.findElement(By.id("accept-privacy-policy"));
             
              //Checking if the Terms and Condition checkbox is displayed on the Webpage and printing
its status
              boolean tcCheckIsDisplayed = tcCheckbox.isDisplayed();
              System.out.println("Is Terms and condition checkbox displayed: "+tcCheckIsDisplayed);
             
              //Checking if the Terms and Condition checkbox is enabled on the webpage and printing its
status
              boolean tcCheckboxIsEnabled = tcCheckbox.isEnabled();
              System.out.println("Is Terms and condition checkbox enabled: "+tcCheckboxIsEnabled);
             
              //Checking the default selection status of Terms and Condition checkbox
              boolean tcCheckboxIsSelected = tcCheckbox.isSelected();
              System.out.println("Default Terms and Condition checkbox status:
"+tcCheckboxIsSelected);
             
              //Selecting the Terms and conditions checkbox
              tcCheckbox.click();
             
              //rechecking the Terms and Condition checkbox status and priting its status
              boolean tcCheckboxNewStatus = tcCheckbox.isSelected();
              System.out.println("Terms and Condition checkbox status after perform click() event:
"+tcCheckboxNewStatus);
              driver.quit();
       }
}
 

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