Add support to distinguish between multiple places on a page with the same text/name #82
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…ent calls use that context without the usage of 'in' statements in each line.
Also refactored method to send values to some parameter order as other methods
…hods, and allow it to be overriden is subclasses
… that just fieldsets
… updates in Expedia site.
…sh also clear the context
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Sometime page can contain multiple elements that have the same label/text. So far browser test was unable to distinguish between these, except when using technical selectors.
This pull request adds code to indicate a certain 'place' should be inside some other context.
For example a form containing details about two people, a buyer en seller, might use the same labels for each person's details. But the seller's details are grouped together under a 'Seller' heading and the buyer's are grouped under a 'Buyer' heading.
Now browser test can be told to
|enter|John|as|Name|in|Seller|and|click|Add Phone|in|Buyer|. When multiple calls are made that reference the same container a test can also|set search context to|Buyer|to make all subsequent calls work only with the elements in the buyer's section.The context to look for can (currently) be specified using: