Selenium and Perl: Driving Browsers with Perl

1 About …
	1.1 … the text
	1.2 … the code examples
	1.3 … the series
	1.4 … the author
2 What is Selenium WebDriver?
	2.1 Perl
	2.2 Browsers, Servers and Drivers
		2.2.1 Selenium Standalone Server
		2.2.2 Chrome
		2.2.3 Open a Web Page with Chrome
		2.2.4 Internet Explorer
		2.2.5 Edge
		2.2.6 Firefox
		2.2.7 Opera
		2.2.8 HtmlUnit
		2.2.9 phantomjs
		2.2.10 Safari
		2.2.11 Android
3 Testing
4 Basic Browser Interactions
	4.1 Following a link
	4.2 Browser Actions
	4.3 Keyboard Actions
	4.4 Take a Screen Shot
5 Elements in Detail
	5.1 Class
	5.2 Class Name
	5.3 CSS
	5.4 ID
	5.5 Link
	5.6 Link Text
	5.7 Partial Link Text
	5.8 Name
	5.9 Tag Name
	5.10 XPath
	5.11 Active Element
	5.12 Child Elements
6 Element properties
	6.1 Location
	6.2 Enabled
	6.3 Selected
	6.4 Displayed
	6.5 CSS Attribute
	6.6 Size
7 More browser interaction
	7.1 Checkboxes
	7.2 Radio Buttons
	7.3 Resizing the Browser
	7.4 Close and Quit
8 Using Multiple Tabs and Windows
	8.1 Open a Link in a New Window
	8.2 Open a Link in a New Tab
9 Drag and Drop
10 Cookies
	10.1 Reading Cookies
	10.2 Adding Cookies
	10.3 Deleting Cookies
11 Javascript
	11.1 Is JS Enabled?
	11.2 Injecting JS
	11.3 Locating by JS
	11.4 Popups
12 Synchronous and Asynchronous Javascript
13 More Data from Browsers
	13.1 Page Source
	13.2 Geolocation
14 Driver Management
	14.1 Error Handling
	14.2 Debugging
	14.3 Timings
	14.4 Status
	14.5 Logs
	14.6 Cache
	14.7 Capabilities
	14.8 Available Engines
	14.9 Writing plugins to return drivers
15 Remote Servers
	15.1 Creating
	15.2 Connecting
	15.3 Uploading
16 References
	16.1 Selenium modules
	16.2 Other Perl modules
	16.3 Selenium resources
	16.4 W3schools resources
	16.5 Other resources
17 Index