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<?php

XPath::descendant('p')[1]; //
XPath::descendant('p', array('@id' => 'xxx')); // .//p[@id = 'foo']
XPath::descendant('a', array('href'))->OR(XPath::attrEquals('id', $locator), XPath::contains($locator), XPath::descendant('img')->attrContains('alt', $locator));
XPath::descendant('input', array('type' => 'radio'));
XPath::descendant('table')->or(array('id' => $locator, XPath::descendant('caption')->contains($locator));

//    .//input[@id=//label[contains(.,'My Label')]/@for]	
XPath::descendant('input')->attrEquals('id', XPath::anywhere('label')->contains($label)->attr('for'));

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Herkin new awesome language for writing tests RFC

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$I->click('Hello');

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// ==UserScript==
// @name       Bugira Script
// @namespace  http://use.i.E.your.homepage/
// @version    0.55
// @description  injects bugira script
// @match      http://jswiki.codegyre.com/*
// @copyright  2012+, You
// ==/UserScript==

// http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2246901/how-can-i-use-jquery-in-greasemonkey-scripts-in-google-chrome

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[2012-09-26 12:32:01] LoginCept.php.INFO: click "Login" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:01] LoginCept.php.INFO: fill field "Username","jon" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:01] LoginCept.php.INFO: fill field "Password","gfhjkm" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:01] LoginCept.php.INFO: click "sign in" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:02] LoginCept.php.INFO: see "jon",".navbar" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:02] LoginCept.php.INFO: PASSED [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:09] LoginCept.php.INFO: click "Login" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:09] LoginCept.php.INFO: fill field "Username","jon" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:09] LoginCept.php.INFO: fill field "Password","gfhjkm" [] []
[2012-09-26 12:32:09] LoginCept.php.INFO: click "sign in" [] []

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[2012-08-02 12:33:40] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: am in path "tests/data/sandbox" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:40] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: execute command "generate:cept dummy DummyCept" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: see file found "DummyCept.php","tests/dummy" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: see in this file "$I = new DumbGuy($scenario);" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: delete this file  [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: execute command "generate:cept dummy path/DummyCept" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: see file found "DummyCept.php","tests/dummy/path" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: delete this file  [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:41] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: execute command "generate:cept dummy DummyCept.php" [] []
[2012-08-02 12:33:42] GenerateCeptCept.php.INFO: see file found "DummyCept.php" [] []

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<?php

namespace Codeception\Module;

class WebHelper extends \Codeception\Module
{
    public function seeUserAuthenticated($account, $username, $password)
    {
        $b = $this->getModule('PhpBrowser');
        $b->fillField('fsaccount', $account);

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<?php

class User extends Model {
	// methods
	protected static $name = Model::String;
	protected static $email = Model::Email;
	protected static $salt = Model::String;
	protected static $sha = Model::String;
	protected static $homepage = Model::URL;

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<?php

// Framework concept

// Very THIN controller + THICK model
// Great for MVC frontend apps
// Using models from frontend is just like using from backend

class UsersController extends Users {

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<?php
class UserController extends UserCollection implements Slice\RestController {
	use \Slice\HttpController;
	use \Slice\RESTController;
	use \Slice\Response\ToJson;

	protected function action($request, $user)
	{
		if ($request->GET('/')) 
			return $this->list($request['offset']);

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type: rating
title: JavaScript Color Pickers
user: bebraw
slug: javascript-color-pickers
includes: [nativeColorPicker, colorjoe, Flexi Colorpicker, SimpleColor, ExColor, JavaScript Colorpicker, Farbtastic, mooRainbow, jPicker]
body: |
  If you are building an application that deals with graphics somehow, you are likely going to need a color picker. Fortunately
  there are quite a few of those available for JavaScript. *HTML5 includes `color` input type even*. One color picker, aptly
  named **nativeColorPicker**, provides a shim for Internet Explorer so that you have got all bases covered. Other pickers
  available are more specialized.