yousens wrote:Can eValid analyze any DOM element?
Yes
Once a page is downloaded and rendered the PageMap will allow you bi-directional access to the elements in the DOM and you can see every element and view the value of every property of every element.
There are special commands in eValid to read, write, trigger, validate, and synchronize on DOM elements. Those commands are used to support "structural tests" of web pages that operate by pivoting on features that are invariant across web page updates and regressions (or updates).
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