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actionability/editable

5 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

Editable — element enabled and not readonly

An element is considered editable when it is enabled and is not readonly. An element is readonly when: it is a select, input, or textarea with a [readonly] attribute, or it has an [aria-readonly=true] attribute and an aria role that supports it.

setChecked API for checkboxes

The `Page.setChecked()` and `Locator.setChecked()` methods (introduced in 1.15) were introduced to set the checked state of a checkbox.

position option in check and uncheck methods

The `position` option was added to `Page.check()` and `Page.uncheck()` methods in Playwright 1.11.

editable option in waitForElementState

The new option `'editable'` was added to `ElementHandle.waitForElementState()` in Playwright 1.8.

Page.inputValue gets input element value

The `Page.inputValue()`, `Frame.inputValue()`, and `ElementHandle.inputValue()` methods (introduced in 1.13) retrieve the value of an input element.

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