How to test for a clickable link in a form's infoMessage via ATF Test?

[Joe Walters]

Is it possible to configure an ATF Test step that does the following?

1. Asserts that an infoMessage is displayed on a form (as opposed to an errorMessage, for instance)
2. Asserts the text within the infoMessage
   1. For now, we're using an Assert Text on Page (Custom UI) Test step
3. Asserts there is a clickable link within the infoMessage
4. Asserts that, when clicked, the link navigates to a different browser tab

Below is an example of what we'd like to test (if possible) via ATF, instead of relying on manual testing.

[Tanushree Maiti]

Hi @Joe Walters 

Refer this links if it helps. 

KB0869714 Message on the ATF info bar appears above the client test runner header bar causing the te... 

KB1001141 ATF Custom UI steps can hang the client test runner or cause test failures if the page con... 

4. Asserts that, when clicked, the link navigates to a different browser tab  - Not Feasible

[Joe Walters]

Hi Tanushree, I don't think the links you provided apply to my question, but thanks for your response.

[Shaqeel]

Hi @Joe Walters 

You can not validate the clickable links just the text.

[Joe Walters]

Hi Shaqeel, thanks for your response. This is as I expected. I'm already asserting the text within the infoMessage, but was hoping someone may have come up with a novel way to ATF Test the other items.

I doubt that there's a way to do it in ATF yet.