I have a simple Espresso test for Android that works okay until the Activity is switched. The test runs through a login, selecting elements from a webview by class and then after a successful login, the activity switches. Once in the new Activity, I am unable to find anything in the new webview, either by class, css selector or by x_path.
I know this is buried in the html, I can see it and search for it in the chrome insepctor:
<div _ngcontent-c9="" class="tile-title" title="Pay">Pay </div> Yet I can't find it with this CSS_SELECTOR:
onWebView(allOf<View>(isDisplayed(), isJavascriptEnabled())) .withElement(findElement(Locator.CSS_SELECTOR, "div[title=Pay]")) Similarly, I have also tried with an X_PATH string and even by class name (which is not unique) but it still fails.
We do have multiple webviews created, but only one is visible.
What can I do to shed more light on this and figure out why I can't select the div in question?
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you need to call .reset() at the end of the first interaction;
else you won't be able to access (or match) that reference anymore.
onWebView(allOf<View>(isDisplayed(), isJavascriptEnabled())) .withElement(findElement(Locator.CSS_SELECTOR, "div[title=Pay]")) .perform( ... ) .reset(); as the documentation for Espresso Web states:
reset()reverts the WebView to its initial state. This is necessary when a prior action, such as a click, introduces a navigation change that makes ElementReference and WindowReference objects inaccessible.
then matching again, will provide a new reference, which can be accessed.
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