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I'm trying to target an element to click with the following jQuery selector:
form > .ember-view:nth-of-type(2) .form-group .list-inline button:first-of-type
(I know it's gross, but it is what it is).
Something about the direct child selector (>) is causing the tests to throw this error:
>
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'lookup' of undefined
If I remove the > from the selector, the error isn't thrown, so I think that must be the issue.
If I use Ember.$() from within the browser, it finds the element properly. Is > not supported? Is there a known workaround?
Ember.$()
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I'm trying to target an element to click with the following jQuery selector:
(I know it's gross, but it is what it is).
Something about the direct child selector (
>
) is causing the tests to throw this error:If I remove the
>
from the selector, the error isn't thrown, so I think that must be the issue.If I use
Ember.$()
from within the browser, it finds the element properly. Is>
not supported? Is there a known workaround?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: