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Answer 48: Use pause command which takes time in milliseconds and would pause
test execution for specified time –
pause ( waitTime )
Answer 49: This happens because open commands waits for only 30 seconds for
page to load.
If your application
takes more than 30 sec then you can use “setTimeout (timeout)” to
make selenium IDE wait for specified time, before proceeding with test
execution.
Answer 50: Type command simulates enter operations at one go while TypeKeys simulates
keystroke key by key.
TypeKeys could be used when typing data in text box
which bring options (like Google suggestion list) because such operations are
not usually simulated using type command.
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