Matt Whisenhunt - 06/Jun/06 07:06 PM Anylines I added can be found by searching for "QueBase" or "upto".

Matt Whisenhunt - 06/Jun/06 07:21 PM I added this snippet to TestRunner.html right under the Execute Tests fieldset: <fieldset> <legend>Run Upto Test</legend> <div> <select id="selectUpto"></select> </div> <div> <button type="button" id="runUpto" onClick="runUptoTest();" title="Run from the beginning upto specifed Test"> Upto </button> </div> </fieldset>

Dan Fabulich - 06/Jun/06 08:24 PM You can always use the "break" command in your tests, which isn't quite as cool as the button described here. http://release.openqa.org/selenium-core/nightly/reference.html#break

Mike Williams - 28/Jun/06 07:50 AM This is kinda like SEL-34, except that SEL-34 is about setting breakpoints in tests, whereas this is about setting a breakpoint in the suite.

Mike Williams - 28/Jun/06 07:54 AM No, waitaminut, this IS a duplicate of SEL-34.