Sometimes the order in which strings appear on a page matters to you. Spreewald gives you steps like these:

Capybara's has_css? matcher has a couple of options you might find useful. Check that a selector appears a...

These steps are now part of Spreewald. This note describes a Cucumber step that lets you write this:

Both these approaches will keep your GET parameters -- and will only work for GET requests. Capybara: When /^I reload the...

This will not work (it always passes): Then the "Title" field should contain "" The value is turned into a regular...

By default, Cucumber uses mocha. This note shows to use RSpec stubs and mocks instead. Rspec 1 / Rails 2

Capybara does not play nice with sites that have some actions protected by SSL, some not. A popular way to...

tmp/* storage/* db/*.sqlite3 db/schema.rb db/structure.sql public/system .project .idea/ public/javascripts/all* public/stylesheets/all* public/stylesheets/*.css config/database.yml *~ *#* .#* .DS_Store webrat-*.html

Capybara sets up some tags for you to use in Cucumber. Often you’ll want to run only some scenarios...

Seems like there's no way to do it in Capybara, unfortunately. But if you're running your tests with...