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Select item from chosen js select with Capybara-Webkit
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def select_from_chosen(item_text, options) | |
field_id = find_field(options[:from])[:id] | |
within "##{field_id}_chzn" do | |
find('a.chzn-single').click | |
input = find("div.chzn-search input") | |
item_text.each_char do |char| | |
input.base.invoke('keypress', false, false, false, false, char.ord, nil); | |
end | |
find('ul.chzn-results').click | |
input.base.invoke('keypress', false, false, false, false, 40, nil); # down arrow | |
input.base.invoke('keypress', false, false, false, false, 13, nil); # return | |
within 'a.chzn-single' do | |
page.should have_content item_text | |
end | |
end | |
end | |
def select_from_multi_chosen(item_text, options) | |
field_id = find_field(options[:from])[:id] | |
within "##{field_id}_chzn" do | |
input = find("ul.chzn-choices input") | |
item_text.each_char do |char| | |
input.base.invoke('keypress', false, false, false, false, char.ord, nil); | |
end | |
input.base.invoke('keypress', false, false, false, false, 13, nil); # return | |
within 'ul.chzn-choices' do | |
page.should have_content item_text | |
end | |
end | |
end |
Here's what I just started using, as I wanted to mimic the existing select syntax:
def choose(val, from:)
group = find 'div.select', text: from
group.click
within(group) do
find('li', text: val).click
end
end
I'm using hoffmanc's solution and it's working ;)
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It's important to notice that the previous methods have a potentially bad bug. They all have race conditions, as they will return before all the JavaScript has been processed and the underlying hidden select elements have been updated. This will lead to incomplete requests and thus failing RSpec tests non-deterministically. The solution is easy enough: return the value of the of the modified fields at the end of the function.