Check if Element is Selected (Checkboxes/Radio Buttons)

This page demonstrates how to check whether a checkbox or radio button is selected using Selenium WebDriver's isSelected() method.

About the Program

Use of the Program: This program demonstrates how to check if a checkbox or radio button is selected using Selenium WebDriver’s isSelected() method.

Advantages: This helps ensure that the proper selections are made in forms, checkboxes, and radio buttons, ensuring accurate test results.

Who Can Learn: Automation testers, QA engineers, and Selenium developers interested in validating the selected state of checkboxes or radio buttons in their test scripts.

Prerequisites: Basic understanding of Selenium WebDriver and JavaScript is recommended for utilizing this method effectively.

Categories of Students and Employees Who Can Benefit:

  • Testers working on UI validation, including checkbox and radio button selection.
  • Students learning Selenium WebDriver's basic and advanced functionality.
  • QA engineers involved in end-to-end testing of forms and UI interactions.

What Can Be Gained: By learning this method, testers can ensure that form elements, especially checkboxes and radio buttons, are selected or unselected correctly during automated tests, simulating real user behavior.

Test Element Selection





Check the checkbox and/or select a radio button, then click "Check if Element is Selected" to check if the elements are selected.