click | //input[contains(@id,'_id3:0')]

No, there is no such function, but you may easy create such, based on the getAllButtons implementation:

BrowserBot.prototype.getAllButtons = function() {

    var elements = this.getDocument().getElementsByTagName('input');

    var result = '';

    for (var i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) {

        if (elements.type == 'button' || elements.type == 'submit' || elements+.type == 'reset') {

            result = elements.id;

            result += ',';

        }

    }

    return result;

};

To get the radio buttons, you need to check for type='radio' instead.

Sure.

This function is an already available one - it is used when you call the method returning all the button ids. So you need to extend Selenium (read about extending the code here:

http://www.openqa.org/selenium-core/reference.html]

with an additional function (getAllRadioButtons for example), which checks about "radio" type of the elements (as I posted above) and then call the respective method in your Java test case.

Message was edited by: konstantin.petkov

I guess you need to define the command in selenium-api.js as well. Just call the one from browserbot there.