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How to bring elements to view automatically in Protractor or selenium

I have a webpage to be tested which has a button at the footer of the page. When i click it, there should be an error message shown near to it.

I was successful in automating this scenario but the issues that , page view does not scroll automatically to page footer. So, on test failures the screenshot i get does not have footer region of the page and thus cannot tell why the test failed.

I have tackled this issue by scrollingto the button element using javascript:

await browser.executeScript(‘arguments[0].scrollIntoView()’, element);

But moving to each element in my test suite through a custom script does not look advisable.

Is there a better way to automatically scroll to the element with which the webdriver api is interacting?

For instance , if i click the button then the browser scrolls automatically to page footer and if i again click the title of page, then the browser scrolls back to top?

Unable to scroll element in Appium 1.20

I’m using Appium 1.20. I’m trying to find a way to scroll to an element.
public static void scrollToElement(WebElement e) {
JavascriptExecutor js = driver;
HashMap scrollObject = new HashMap();
scrollObject.put(“direction”, “down”);
scrollObject.put(“name”, e.getId()); // <– there is no getId for WebElement.
js.executeScript(“mobile: scroll”, scrollObject);
}

Unfortunately, there is no getId() for WebElement.
How do you scroll to an element in Appium 2?

Is there a way to record a video of my Selenium automation with Python?

I’d like to have video recordings of the Selenium automation at work. And then delete the recording when the tests pass.
This way whenever the tests fail we can quickly replay the video to see what went wrong. Is there a free way to capture / record the screen while the automation is running?
I’m looking for something that wouldn’t take up too much of disk space. And it’s something that can be controlled via the program.

Jmeter Scenario: Users Login once – pause until all logged in and execute process (based on iterations not time) – processes complete users log out

I’m relatively new to Jmeter, but I have a scenario, that I’ve not been able to figure out where I need to perform the following:

All user log in to application with a ramp-up period of 15 seconds between users.
No activity continues until all users log in to application.
Once all users are logged in, perform their set of business activities (will vary depending on business process, and based on iterations, not a time loop).
Once all users are complete business processes, users begin to logout with ramp-down time of 15 seconds between users.

Is this possible to configure my script to execute this way and if so, how? I have tried use of Once only controllers, loop controllers, constant timers, and some various plugins (Custom Thread Groups). I’ve also viewed various threads and not been able to find this exact scenario, but cannot imagine this is an overly unique test case.
Any recommendations or advice is appreciated.

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