Defining links and using spaces in links to AutoCheck|ExitConfirmationChecker|ClipboardAndIndent|DBObjects|ExtensionSequencer|SelBlocksGlobal

Author: peter-lyons-kehl

AddOnsThirdParty.md

@@ -26,8 +26,8 @@ If you develop [Core extensions][core extension] or SeLite frameworks (as per [G
 # Incompatible add-ons #
 Don't use
 
-  * original SelBlocks - it doesn't call Selenese functions across [cases][case]. Use [SelBlocksGlobal](SelBlocksGlobal) instead;
-  * Flow Control, Sideflow, GoTo - they are incompatible with [SelBlocksGlobal](SelBlocksGlobal) (and also with SelBlocks).
+  * original SelBlocks - it doesn't call Selenese functions across [cases][case]. Use [SelBlocks Global] instead;
+  * Flow Control, Sideflow, GoTo - they are incompatible with [SelBlocks Global] (and also with SelBlocks).
 
 # Other versions of Selenium IDE #
 In order to use an old version of Selenium IDE 

AutoCheck.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ layout: default
 {:toc}
 
 # Automatic checks #
-[AutoCheck](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/selite-auto-check/versions/) ([Components](Components) > [Auto Check](Components#autocheck)) validates the current page after every successful Selenese [command]. (That is not necessarily on every page reload - e.g. it may skip pages that redirect.) You can use some standard checks (with optional configuration) or create custom ones.
+[Auto Check](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/selite-auto-check/versions/) ([Components](Components) > [Auto Check](Components#autocheck)) validates the current page after every successful Selenese [command]. (That is not necessarily on every page reload - e.g. it may skip pages that redirect.) You can use some standard checks (with optional configuration) or create custom ones.
 
 ## Negative checks ##
 Negative checks validate that given selector(s) don't match any elements on the page. That's useful if your web server, framework or programming language report errors/warnings/notices in some kind of fixed format.
@@ -22,12 +22,12 @@ Standard PHP detection class supports this (which works with [Xdebug](http://xde
 Positive checks validate that the page contains elements that match given selector(s). However, it can't validate that HTML of a page conforms to HTML standard. That's because Firefox automatically fixes incorrect HTML and it adds missing necessary elements.
 
 ## Configuration ##
-Configure these checks at {{chromeUrl}} _chrome://selite-settings/content/tree.xul?module=extensions.selite-settings.common_. In order to use [AutoCheck](AutoCheck) you must select at least `autoCheckDetector` or `autoCheckDetectorCustom`. Other fields are optional.
+Configure these checks at {{chromeUrl}} _chrome://selite-settings/content/tree.xul?module=extensions.selite-settings.common_. In order to use Auto Check you must select at least `autoCheckDetector` or `autoCheckDetectorCustom`. Other fields are optional.
 
   * `autoCheckAssert` - whether an occurrence should trigger an assert failure; by default it triggers a validation failure rather than an assert failure
   * `autoCheckDetector` - choose a standard detection class to use; or set it to `null` or `undefined` if you use a custom class
   * `autoCheckDetectorCustom` - enter a name of the custom detection class (which you must load into [Core scope] e.g. via [Bootstrap](Bootstrap)); used only if `autoCheckDetector` is `null` or `undefined`
-  * `autoCheckIgnored` - the format of entries depends on the detection class. [AutoCheck](AutoCheck) reports failures unless they match an `autoCheckIgnored` entry. Use `autoCheckIgnored` to match already reported bugs (so that they don't get reported again).
+  * `autoCheckIgnored` - the format of entries depends on the detection class. Auto Check reports failures unless they match an `autoCheckIgnored` entry. Use `autoCheckIgnored` to match already reported bugs (so that they don't get reported again).
     * for PHP enter XPath logical conditions (not whole XPath expressions). Those would match either PHP warning/notice/error message (description) or a leaf file path (where the failure occurred). The conditions can refer to that text node by '.' (and they must not refer to parent/sibling nodes). Examples are
       * `contains(., 'Undefined variable')`
       * `contains(., 'dbadmin.inc')`

Bootstrap.md

@@ -49,8 +49,8 @@ If you introduce or modify any Selenese [commands][command] - i.e. <code>Seleniu
 If you remove a filename from `bootstrapCoreExtensions` (or you switch to a different default [set] or a [suite] with a different [set] associated with it), Bootstrap can't 'unload' a file that it has loaded already. If you change that option later and you add the filename back, it won't re-run the file, unless its timestamp has changed.
 
 ## Dependencies between files ##
-Bootstrap initiates extensions after any [Core extensions][core extension] loaded as Firefox add-ons (whether they use [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer) or not).
+Bootstrap initiates extensions after any [Core extensions][core extension] loaded as Firefox add-ons (whether they use [Extension Sequencer] or not).
 
-If you have multiple files registered with Bootstrap through a {{valuesManifest}}, they get loaded in that order. However, if you register multiple files through profile-based configuration (as per [SettingsInterface](SettingsInterface)), their order is not guaranteed. Then you need more structure for that: package them as Firefox extensions and load them through [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer).
+If you have multiple files registered with Bootstrap through a {{valuesManifest}}, they get loaded in that order. However, if you register multiple files through profile-based configuration (as per [SettingsInterface](SettingsInterface)), their order is not guaranteed. Then you need more structure for that: package them as Firefox extensions and load them through [Extension Sequencer].
 
 On change, Bootstrap re-loads all registered files, not just the one(s) updated. That allows dependant files (that were registered with Bootstrap through a {{valuesManifest}}) to inject any hooks in the expected order.

ClassicSelenese.md

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ Find a basic example at Selenium Documentation > [Test Design Considerations](ht
 # Variables
 
 ## Stored variables
-Some Selenese [commands][command] store variables, to be used by later steps. [SelBlocksGlobal](SelBlocksGlobal) manages scope of such variables. When inside a [SelBlocksGlobal](SelBlocksGlobal) function, you can only use stored variables set in that function (or passed as parameters to it). The local scope also means: if you set a stored variable within a Selenese function and the same stored variable exists in the caller scope (that invoked the current function), the variable in the caller scope won't be affected.
+Some Selenese [commands][command] store variables, to be used by later steps. [SelBlocks Global] manages scope of such variables. When inside a [SelBlocks Global] function, you can only use stored variables set in that function (or passed as parameters to it). The local scope also means: if you set a stored variable within a Selenese function and the same stored variable exists in the caller scope (that invoked the current function), the variable in the caller scope won't be affected.
 
 Parameters of Selenese commands can access stored variables as `${name-of-the-variable}`. Those get replaced by the value of the variable. However, if a command processes the parameter as a Javascript expression (e.g. `storeEval, getEval` or when using [EnhancedSelenese](EnhancedSelenese)), and if the variable contains an array/object or a non-numeric string (possibly with an apostrophe or quotation mark), then replacement of `${name-of-the-variable}` won't work robustly. For those cases use `$name-of-the-variable` (or `storedVars.name-of-the-variable` or `storedVars['name-of-the-variable']`). See also [EnhancedSelenese](EnhancedSelenese).
 

Components.md

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 # Dependancies
 Install [Selenium IDE](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/selenium-ide/). Unless you're choosing specific components, also get [Favorites (Selenium IDE)](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/favorites-selenium-ide/).
 
-Don't install SeLite together with SelBlocks, Flow Control, GoTo, Sideflow or Implicit Wait. (Those extensions are incompatible with [SelBlocksGlobal](SelBlocksGlobal)).
+Don't install SeLite together with SelBlocks, Flow Control, GoTo, Sideflow or Implicit Wait. (Those extensions are incompatible with [SelBlocks Global]).
 
 # Overall package
 For the easiest download, get an [overall package](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/selite).

ComponentsDependants.md

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 Notes
 
 * Clipboard And Indent can work without [Settings](Settings). Then the default indentation step is 4 spaces.
-* [ExitConfirmationChecker](ExitConfirmationChecker) can be used either with or without [ExtraCommands](ExtraCommands). If used together, then it applies to Selenese defined in [ExtraCommands](ExtraCommands).
-* Miscellaneous, [Settings](Settings) and SQLite Connnection Manager can be used without Selenium IDE (as Javascript code modules). Then they don't require [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer). However, if you want to use them within Selenium IDE, you need [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer), too.
+* [Exit Confirmation Checker] can be used either with or without [ExtraCommands](ExtraCommands). If used together, then it applies to Selenese defined in [ExtraCommands](ExtraCommands).
+* Miscellaneous, [Settings](Settings) and SQLite Connnection Manager can be used without Selenium IDE (as Javascript code modules). Then they don't require [Extension Sequencer]. However, if you want to use them within Selenium IDE, you need [Extension Sequencer], too.
 * Run All Favorites also requires [Favorites (Selenium IDE)](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/favorites-selenium-ide/).
 * [Settings](Settings) can be used without DB Objects, but then you can't reload [script][script db]/vanilla[vanilla db]/[app DB] through GUI (as per {{navReloadingDatabases}}).

CustomisingSelenese.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ Do not search for implementation functions of Selenese action [commands][command
 For locating the source code of those Javascript functions see [JavascriptSpecial](JavascriptSpecial) > [Locating a Javascript function in sources](JavascriptSpecial#locating-a-javascript-function-in-sources).
 
 # Defining functions in Selenium Core #
-This is for files normally loaded into [Core scope] (via [Bootstrap](Bootstrap) or [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer), which use [JavascriptComplex](JavascriptComplex) > [mozIJSSubScriptLoader](JavascriptComplex#mozIJSSubScriptLoader)). (That's not for {{navJavascriptCodeModules}}.)
+This is for files normally loaded into [Core scope] (via [Bootstrap](Bootstrap) or [Extension Sequencer], which use [JavascriptComplex](JavascriptComplex) > [mozIJSSubScriptLoader](JavascriptComplex#mozIJSSubScriptLoader)). (That's not for {{navJavascriptCodeModules}}.)
 
 You can define functions for [Core scope] in either way mentioned at [JavascriptEssential](JavascriptEssential) > [Defining Javascript functions](JavascriptEssential#defining-javascript-functions). However, if you use [the classic way](JavascriptEssential#the-classic-way), do that only in `strict` mode. Otherwise the function will be in the Selenium global scope (i.e. outside of [Core scope]) - then you need to see {{navCoreExtensionsLoadedTwice}}.
 

DevelopmentTools.md

@@ -94,10 +94,10 @@ If the source file hasn't been loaded yet and you want to set the breakpoint bef
 
 Then (re)start Firefox, open Browser Toolbox/Debugger and only after that open Selenium IDE. The debugger will pause on that line.
 
-You can also start Firefox with debugger from shell, i.e. `firefox -jsdebugger`. However, it seems that you can't use keyword `debugger` to investigate the very first loading stage of extensions (e.g. when [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer) loads an extension's `SeLiteExtensionSequencerManifest.js`). The debugger doesn't stop there. Instead, see above how to print messages with `console`.
+You can also start Firefox with debugger from shell, i.e. `firefox -jsdebugger`. However, it seems that you can't use keyword `debugger` to investigate the very first loading stage of extensions (e.g. when [Extension Sequencer] loads an extension's `SeLiteExtensionSequencerManifest.js`). The debugger doesn't stop there. Instead, see above how to print messages with `console`.
 
 #### Breakpoints in Core extensions ####
-Selenium IDE loads custom [Core extensions][core extension] twice (reported in [ThirdPartyIssues](ThirdPartyIssues) > [Core extensions are loaded 2x](https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/1549)). That applies regardless of whether you use Selenium IDE menu Options > Options > General > Selenium Core extensions, or whether you use [ExtensionSequencer](ExtensionSequencer).
+Selenium IDE loads custom [Core extensions][core extension] twice (reported in [ThirdPartyIssues](ThirdPartyIssues) > [Core extensions are loaded 2x](https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/1549)). That applies regardless of whether you use Selenium IDE menu Options > Options > General > Selenium Core extensions, or whether you use [Extension Sequencer].
 
 Custom Core file(s) get first loaded at the start of Selenium IDE. Then they get loaded once more when you run a Selenese command (or a whole [case] or [suite]) for the first time. So, when you use Firefox Browser Toolbox/Debugger, do it only after you've run at least one Selenese command. Browser Toolbox/Debugger reports those files with `?numericTimeStamp` appended to their file names. For each [Core extension] pick the one that has the highest timestamp.