Assert Title

Assert that the page title matches the given one.

Parameters

title

The text to match (see Content Pattern for a detailed description).
It is possible to use the '*' and the '?' character as wildcards; '*' matches zero or many characters; '?' matches one single character.
It is also possible to define a comma separated list of words (with '*' and '?' if needed). Then this command checks, that the words in the defined order are parts of the page title.
You can also check the title of PDF documents.

wait

The (optional) timeout in seconds used for waiting for javascript events. This is helpful for pages working with setTimeout javascript command or doing some AJAX polling for e.g. search results.

Examples

Check the whole title

Check for the whole title.

	Command	Parameter	Optional Parameter
	open-url	commands/openurl.html
	assert-title	WETATOR / Open Url

Check for title using wildcards

Check for title using wildcards.

	Command	Parameter	Optional Parameter
	open-url	commands/openurl.html
	assert-title	WR / Open

Check for title of a PDF document

Every PDF document holds some metadata including the author and the title. Usually this fields are filled. The command 'assert-title' is able to check the title from these metadata.
Not all browsers are using this title for the tab/window title if the PDF document is displayed inline. But checking the title might helpful, if your document contains only graphics (e.g. scans) and therefore assert-content is not possible.