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Find more about them in [seleniumQuery Selectors wiki page.](https://github.com/seleniumQuery/seleniumQuery/wiki/seleniumQuery-Selectors)
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###Waiting capabilities for improved Ajax testing
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Other important feature is the leverage of `WebDriver`'s `FluentWait` capabilities **directly** in the element (no boilerplate code!) through the use of the `.waitUntil()` function:
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```java
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// WebDriver cannot natively detect the end of an Ajax call.
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// To test your application's behavior, you can and should always work with the
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// Ajax's expected effects, visible for the end user.
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// Below is an example of a <div> that should be hidden as effect of an Ajax call.
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// The code will hold until the modal is gone. If it is never gone, seleniumQuery
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// will throw a timeout exception.
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$("#modalDiv :button:contains('OK')").click();
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$("#modalDiv :button:contains('OK')").waitUntil().is(":not(:visible)");
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// Or, fluently:
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$("#modalDivOkButton").click().waitUntil().is(":not(:visible)");
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```
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And, that's right, the `.is()` function above is your old-time friend that takes a selector as argument!
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Check out what else `.waitUntil()` can do in the [seleniumQuery API wiki page](https://github.com/seleniumQuery/seleniumQuery/wiki/seleniumQuery-API).
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###Flexible WebDriver builder system
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How to setup the `WebDriver`? Simply use our builder. The driver will be instantiated only at the first use.
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###Waiting capabilities for improved Ajax testing
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Other important feature is the leverage of `WebDriver`'s `FluentWait` capabilities **directly** in the element (no boilerplate code!) through the use of the `.waitUntil()` function:
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```java
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// WebDriver cannot natively detect the end of an Ajax call.
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// To test your application's behavior, you can and should always work with the
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// Ajax's expected effects, visible for the end user.
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// Below is an example of a <div> that should be hidden as effect of an Ajax call.
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// The code will hold until the modal is gone. If it is never gone, seleniumQuery
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// will throw a timeout exception.
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$("#modalDiv :button:contains('OK')").click();
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$("#modalDiv :button:contains('OK')").waitUntil().is(":not(:visible)");
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// Or, fluently:
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$("#modalDivOkButton").click().waitUntil().is(":not(:visible)");
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And, that's right, the `.is()` function above is your old-time friend that takes a selector as argument!
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Check out what else `.waitUntil()` can do in the [seleniumQuery API wiki page](https://github.com/seleniumQuery/seleniumQuery/wiki/seleniumQuery-API).
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##seleniumQuery still is Selenium - with "just" a jQuery interface

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