How To Verify Functionality Of Back To Top Button In Selenium WebDriver

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In this post, we will see an interesting scenario .

When we open a website and scroll down, suddenly a button appears, which says “Click me anytime if you want to go on top again”. An example is given below:

You need to verify functionality of Back To Top button using selenium webdriver.

We will use a JavaScript command to get scroll height. Example program is below:

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7 thoughts on “How To Verify Functionality Of Back To Top Button In Selenium WebDriver”

  1. Hello!
    if rezult:

    Default scroll height: 0
    Current scroll height after scrolling: 0
    Current scroll height after clicking on back to top button: 0

    What the reason could be?

  2. Good one!!

    There should be an if condition to validate whether the test was successful or not. Something like

    Assert.assertEquals(defaultScroll, currentScrollHeightAfterClickingOnBackToTop);

    then only we can say if our test was successful or not. otherwise its just scroll testing

    A suggestion could you please before the code mention steps you are going to perform. like previously you shared explanation in detail.

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