Send the e-ticket through a prompt dialog
Medium45 pts~2 min
- Prompt dialogs
- Dialog input
- Assertions
Practice app · SkyWay
An online travel agency: airport autocomplete, a custom calendar, travellers popover, timed search results with sorting and filters, a fare modal, passenger validation, a seat map, card payment inside an iframe, and a manage-booking page with native confirm and prompt dialogs.
Your starter code already declares TEST_URL — never hardcode a host.
Objective
On the booking page for SW7K2Q, click Email e-ticket, type a new email address into the native prompt, and verify the page confirms where the ticket was sent.
Your task
- 1Open TEST_URL. The booking page for PNR SW7K2Q is already open.
- 2Get ready to handle a prompt dialog, then click #email-ticket.
- 3Assert the prompt asks for an email address, type travel.desk@example.com into it and accept.
- 4Assert #manage-message reads “E-ticket sent to travel.desk@example.com” and the activity log (#booking-activity) records it.
Acceptance criteria
- The prompt was answered with travel.desk@example.com and accepted.
- The page confirms the e-ticket was sent to that address.
- The test makes at least two assertions.
Fixtures
- Airports
- BLR Bengaluru · DEL New Delhi · BOM Mumbai · MAA Chennai · GOI Goa · HYD Hyderabad
- Today
- Tuesday, 10 November 2026 (earlier dates are disabled)
- Test card
- 4111 1111 1111 1111 · expiry 12/29 · CVV 123
- Declined card
- 4000 0000 0000 0002
- Existing booking
- PNR SW7K2Q · last name Verma
- Travellers
- Asha Verma (34, Female) · Rohan Verma (36, Male) · asha.verma@example.com · 9876543210
Selenium WebDriver 4 · Selenium Challenges · SkyWay