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= [[B2G/QA/Automation/Style Guide/General Concepts|General Concepts]] = | = [[B2G/QA/Automation/Style Guide/General Concepts|General Concepts]] = | ||
= External Tools / Resources = | = External Tools / Resources = | ||
== Using | = How-Tos = | ||
== Using WebIDE to Define Locators <njpark>== | |||
WebIDE can connect to firefox OS devices, and lets the user to view the locators of Firefox OS app. For basics of WebIDE, please refere to [https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Tools/WebIDE this page]. | |||
Prerequisites: | |||
* From the phone, go to Settings -> Developer and select "ADB and DevTools" under "Debugging via USB" | |||
* Connect the phone to PC via USB. | |||
* From WebIDE, click 'Select Runtime' and select the phone under "USB Devices". | |||
* From the device, allow USB connection. | |||
* From the upper right corner, select the app that you wish to view. If no apps are shown in the list, go to Runtime -> Runtime Info drop-down menu, and click "Request Higher Privileges" button. The phone will restart, and you should be able to see all apps loaded on the phone. | |||
== CSS Selectors == | |||
Use following references as guides. | |||
* [http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-selectors/ W3] | |||
* [http://www.cheat-sheets.org/saved-copy/Locators_table_1_0_2.pdf Locator Cheat Sheet] | |||
== CSS Selectors == | == CSS Selectors == | ||