How to check a checkbox in capybara?
I found the following worked for me:
# Checkfind(:css, "#cityID[value='62']").set(true)# Uncheckfind(:css, "#cityID[value='62']").set(false)
It's better not to create multiple elements with the same id, so that (and not only for that) you can easily check/uncheck a checkbox with elegant
check 'cityID'uncheck 'cityID'
If one can not avoid multiple elements with the same id and still needs to check a checkbox with certain value, he can do so with
find(:css, "#cityID[value='62']").set(true)find(:css, "#cityID[value='62']").set(false)
More information on capybara input manipulations can be found here
When running capybara test, you got the page
object. This you can use to check/uncheck any checkboxes. As @buruzaemon already mentioned:
to find and check a checkbox by name, id, or label text.
So lets assume you got a checkbox in your html like:
<label> <input type="checkbox" value="myvalue" name="myname" id="myid"> MyLabel</label>
You could check this with:
page.check('myid')page.check('MyLabel')page.check('myname')
Uncheck is the same just use page.uncheck
method.