Asserting that an input element contains a specific value in Cypress











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I am trying to assert the following where propSizeSel is the CSS selector to my numerical input element:



cy.get(propSizeSel).clear().type(100)

    .should('contain', 100);


Unfortunately, this assertion fails in the following manner despite the input element accepting the value of 100.



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As you can see the input element has accepted the value 100 as expected:



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Why is it that I can't seem to make this simple assertion?






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    contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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I am trying to assert the following where propSizeSel is the CSS selector to my numerical input element:



cy.get(propSizeSel).clear().type(100)

    .should('contain', 100);


Unfortunately, this assertion fails in the following manner despite the input element accepting the value of 100.



enter image description here



As you can see the input element has accepted the value 100 as expected:



enter image description here



Why is it that I can't seem to make this simple assertion?






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    contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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I am trying to assert the following where propSizeSel is the CSS selector to my numerical input element:



cy.get(propSizeSel).clear().type(100)

    .should('contain', 100);


Unfortunately, this assertion fails in the following manner despite the input element accepting the value of 100.



enter image description here



As you can see the input element has accepted the value 100 as expected:



enter image description here



Why is it that I can't seem to make this simple assertion?






cypress







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I am trying to assert the following where propSizeSel is the CSS selector to my numerical input element:



cy.get(propSizeSel).clear().type(100)

    .should('contain', 100);


Unfortunately, this assertion fails in the following manner despite the input element accepting the value of 100.



enter image description here



As you can see the input element has accepted the value 100 as expected:



enter image description here



Why is it that I can't seem to make this simple assertion?






cypress




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    contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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    contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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contain is for text, .should('have.value', 100) is what you are looking for
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Please try with 100 in single quotes and in the assert, please use should('have.value', '100') instead of contain;



cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').should('have.value', '100');


or try asserting using a promise



cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').invoke('val')

    .then(val=>{    

      const myVal = val;      

      expect(myVal).to.equal('100');

    })





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    Please try with 100 in single quotes and in the assert, please use should('have.value', '100') instead of contain;



    cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').should('have.value', '100');


    or try asserting using a promise



    cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').invoke('val')
    
    .then(val=>{    
    
      const myVal = val;      
    
      expect(myVal).to.equal('100');
    
    })





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      Please try with 100 in single quotes and in the assert, please use should('have.value', '100') instead of contain;



      cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').should('have.value', '100');


      or try asserting using a promise



      cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').invoke('val')
      
    .then(val=>{    
      
      const myVal = val;      
      
      expect(myVal).to.equal('100');
      
    })





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        Please try with 100 in single quotes and in the assert, please use should('have.value', '100') instead of contain;



        cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').should('have.value', '100');


        or try asserting using a promise



        cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').invoke('val')
        
    .then(val=>{    
        
      const myVal = val;      
        
      expect(myVal).to.equal('100');
        
    })





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        Please try with 100 in single quotes and in the assert, please use should('have.value', '100') instead of contain;



        cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').should('have.value', '100');


        or try asserting using a promise



        cy.get('propSizeSel').clear().type('100').invoke('val')
        
    .then(val=>{    
        
      const myVal = val;      
        
      expect(myVal).to.equal('100');
        
    })






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