Cached selectors don't re-query the DOM

[alexisabril]

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[simoami]

is this fixed? I think I hit the same issue, where I have:

F('.buttoncontainer button:enabled').visible().click();

The button is initially disabled, but doesn't get clicked when it becomes enabled.

[alexisabril]

@simoami That actually looks like a separate issue. Can you file a new issue with a full description of what you're seeing?

The cache issue does involve chaining, however in a different context:

var foo = F('.foo'); //some element with class "foo" exists on the page, so the collection is length === 1

$('.foo').remove(); //some action that removes the element from the DOM

foo.missing(); //since the element is gone, this should pass the assertion, however the cached collection still has length === 1. missing() and other waits will need to re-query the DOM for $('.foo')

[simoami]

Hi @alexisabril
My bad, false alert here. I was testing FuncUnit against ExtJS and realized that buttons are disabled by a class selector, not but dom attribute...A style class that makes the button look as if it was set to disabled.

Thanks for this great framework.