FALSE if otherwise retrieves the message of the verifyAlert alert and verifies verifyNotAlert if it is equal to the string value that you specified verifies if verifyAlertPresent an Alert is present verifyAlertNotPresent or not Remember these two things when working with alerts: Selenium IDE will automatically click on the OK button of the alert window and so you will not be able to see the actual alert. Selenium IDE will not be able to handle alerts that are within the page's onload() function. It will only be able to handle alerts that are generated after the page has completely loaded. In this example, we will use the storeAlert command to show that even though Selenium IDE did not show the actual alert, it was still able to retrieve its message. Step 1. In Selenium IDE, set the Base URL to http://jsbin.com. Step 2. Create the script as shown below. Step 3. Execute the script and do not expect that you will be able to see the actual alert.
FALSE if otherwise verifyAlert verifyNotAlert retrieves the message of the alert and verifies if it is equal to the string value that you specified verifyAlertPresent verifyAlertNotPresent verifies if an Alert is present or not Remember these two things when working with alerts: Selenium IDE will automatically click on the OK button of the alert window and so you will not be able to see the actual alert. Selenium IDE will not be able to handle alerts that are within the page's onload() function. It will only be able to handle alerts that are generated after the page has completely loaded. In this example, we will use the storeAlert command to show that even though Selenium IDE did not show the actual alert, it was still able to retrieve its message. Step 1. In Selenium IDE, set the Base URL to http://jsbin.com. Step 2. Create the script as shown below. Step 3. Execute the script and do not expect that you will be able to see the actual alert.