Philippe Poulard wrote:
> Phlip a écrit :
>> XMLers:
>>
>> Here's my XPath:
>>
>> //form[
>>    ./descendant::fieldset[
>>       ./descendant::legend and
>>       ./descendant::li[
>>          ./descendant::label and
>>          ./descendant::input ]
>>    ]
>>  ]
>>
>> Its purpose is unit tests to assert that HTML has certain elements and 
>> attributes (not shown).
>>
>> I want it to fail if the <li> appears above the <legend>, in document 
>> order. Or if the <label> appears below the <input>. Any ideas?

> This is a job for WUnit :

Please don't make my question look answered in the forum. I'm not the 
user-programmer testing a page, I'm the vendor-programmer writing an assertion, 
so I actually need an answer.

And Ruby on Rails hardly needs a new system to mock the web server and browser. 
My assertion does not require the incredible verbosity of XSL. Good luck getting 
XSL, or Java, to look like this:

     assert_xhtml do
       h2 'ACH Sales'
       select! :size => SaleController::LIST_SIZE do
         option names[1]
         option names[0]
       end
     end

We just write the names and values of our target HTML elements into the block.

-- 
   Phlip