* Avoid waiting until Show more... links appears if we
already waited.
* Use collapse/expand button rather than clicking on
each of the form's fieldsets.
- Escaping steps arguments redirected to other steps
- Adding normalized-space() in all contains() assertions
- General xpaths review
- Convering provided xpath text strings to xpath literals
to avoid problems with arguments containing both single
quotes and double quotes
* fix typos (thanks Rajesh)
* move log related data out from event API specification
* change callable key in definition to callback
* use event data in observers instead of cached records if possible
* event level is now a number 1…100
* improved event safety checks
* add event name and description method
* new can_view() method
* improve unit tests to test all callable types
* improved performance
Is another of the exceptions thrown by
Selenium when it tries to interact with
an element that disappeared from the DOM,
in happens randomly when redirecting the
user to another page with a wait period to
show him/her a message.
The patch converts the dock into a YUI shifter module and at
the same time improves several aspects of its operation.
The features of this patch include:
* Dock Module conversion.
* A loader that ensures we don't include the dock JS or its
requirements unless actually required.
* We no longer include the dock JS for themes that don't
enable it.
* Blocks no longer add registration events to the page
instead a dockable attribute is added to the html and the
loader looks for that.
* The dock module is properly documented and running YUIDoc
gives good quality documentation.
* We no longer need the dock module registration or
subcomponent.
* All events that can be delegated are now delegated.
* Removed unused variables and code left over after fixes.
* Support for docking blocks renderered using the new blocks
render method. Better support for custom block regions.
We look for exceptions after each step, this patch
includes a pre-checking query to avoid multiple queries
for each step when most of the time they are not necessary.