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On the log I see this is happening when receiving a NoSuchElementException, which is the result of a find_element on a non-existing element on the page.
Notice I am using Chromedriver v.47.0.2526.73 on Win XP
How to reproduce it
I guess this is the way to reproduce it, i.e. by trying to locate an element which is not going to be found on the page. I will confirm later on during the day with snippet.
On the log I see this is happening when receiving a NoSuchElementException, which is the result of a find_element on a non-existing element on the page.
Notice I am using Chromedriver v.47.0.2526.73 on Win XP
How to reproduce it
I guess this is the way to reproduce it, i.e. by trying to locate an element which is not going to be found on the page. I will confirm later on during the day with snippet.
Further info:
Using capabilities:
mobileEmulationEnabled: False
rotatable: False
browserConnectionEnabled: False
acceptSslCerts: True
cssSelectorsEnabled: True
chrome: {u'userDataDir': u'C:\DOCUME
1\ADMINI1\LOCALS~1\Temp\scoped_dir944_19782'}javascriptEnabled: True
databaseEnabled: False
hasTouchScreen: False
takesScreenshot: True
webdriver.remote.sessionid: 7d09f2445d2f467abe956bde72f64aec
browserName: chrome
version: 47.0.2526.73
hasMetadata: True
platform: Windows NT
nativeEvents: True
applicationCacheEnabled: False
webStorageEnabled: True
locationContextEnabled: True
handlesAlerts: True
takesHeapSnapshot: True
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