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Fist: I want to thank you for your hard work on this lib, it is awesome.
Regarding the issue:
execute_script() should have an element option in order to run code on that specific element. For example if I want to highlight the element during execution for debugging purposes using the default execute_script I can but using elementium it is harder.
Sample code (context.driver is just the driver created in the before_feature of the behave script):
Hi,
Fist: I want to thank you for your hard work on this lib, it is awesome.
Regarding the issue:
execute_script() should have an element option in order to run code on that specific element. For example if I want to highlight the element during execution for debugging purposes using the default execute_script I can but using elementium it is harder.
Sample code (context.driver is just the driver created in the before_feature of the behave script):
Looking into the implementation of execute_script in se.py it is called directly on self.browser