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See L</find_element>.
=head2 find_element_by_tag_name
See L</find_element>.
=head2 find_element_by_xpath
See L</find_element>.
=head2 get_active_element
Description:
Get the element on the page that currently has focus.. The located element
will be returned as a WebElement object.
Output:
WebElement Object
Usage:
$driver->get_active_element();
=head2 cache_status
Description:
Get the status of the html5 application cache.
Usage:
print $driver->cache_status;
Output:
<number> - Status code for application cache: {UNCACHED = 0, IDLE = 1, CHECKING = 2, DOWNLOADING = 3, UPDATE_READY = 4, OBSOLETE = 5}
=head2 set_geolocation
Description:
Set the current geographic location - note that your driver must
implement this endpoint, or else it will crash your session. At the
very least, it works in v2.12 of Chromedriver.
Input:
Required:
HASH: A hash with key C<location> whose value is a Location hashref. See
usage section for example.
Usage:
$driver->set_geolocation( location => {
latitude => 40.714353,
longitude => -74.005973,
altitude => 0.056747
});
Output:
BOOLEAN - success or failure
=head2 get_geolocation
Description:
Get the current geographic location. Note that your webdriver must
implement this endpoint - otherwise, it will crash your session. At
the time of release, we couldn't get this to work on the desktop
FirefoxDriver or desktop Chromedriver.
Usage:
print $driver->get_geolocation;
Output:
{ latitude: number, longitude: number, altitude: number } - The current geo location.
=head2 get_log
Description:
Get the log for a given log type. Log buffer is reset after each request.
Input:
Required:
<STRING> - Type of log to retrieve:
{client|driver|browser|server}. There may be others available; see
get_log_types for a full list for your driver.
Usage:
$driver->get_log( $log_type );
Output:
<ARRAY|ARRAYREF> - An array of log entries since the most recent request.
=head2 get_log_types
Description:
Get available log types. By default, every driver should have client,
driver, browser, and server types, but there may be more available,
depending on your driver.
Usage:
my @types = $driver->get_log_types;
$driver->get_log($types[0]);
Output:
<ARRAYREF> - The list of log types.
=head2 set_orientation
Description:
Set the browser orientation.
Input:
Required:
<STRING> - Orientation {LANDSCAPE|PORTRAIT}
Usage:
$driver->set_orientation( $orientation );
Output:
BOOLEAN - success or failure
=head2 get_orientation
Description:
Get the current browser orientation. Returns either LANDSCAPE|PORTRAIT.
Usage:
print $driver->get_orientation;
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