This tests that option elements are accessible using namedItem from both HTMLSelectElement and HTMLOptionsCollection as well as using the getter from the HTMLOptionsCollection

On success, you will see a series of "PASS" messages, followed by "TEST COMPLETE".


Confirm that the option named 'test' is accessible from the select element
PASS select1.namedItem('test').toString() is "[object HTMLOptionElement]"
PASS select1.namedItem('test').value is "Value"
Confirm that the option named 'test' is accessible from the options collection
PASS select1.options.namedItem('test').toString() is "[object HTMLOptionElement]"
PASS select1.options.namedItem('test').value is "Value"
Confirm that both options named 'test' are accessible from the options collection
FAIL select2.options.namedItem('test').length should be 2 (of type number). Was undefined (of type undefined).
FAIL select2.options.namedItem('test').toString() should be [object NodeList]. Was [object HTMLOptionElement].
FAIL select2.options.namedItem('test')[0].value should be Value1. Threw exception TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'select2.options.namedItem('test')[0].value')
FAIL select2.options.namedItem('test')[1].value should be Value2. Threw exception TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'select2.options.namedItem('test')[1].value')
FAIL select2.options.test.length should be 2 (of type number). Was undefined (of type undefined).
FAIL select2.options.test.toString() should be [object NodeList]. Was [object HTMLOptionElement].
FAIL select2.options.test[0].value should be Value1. Threw exception TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'select2.options.test[0].value')
FAIL select2.options.test[1].value should be Value2. Threw exception TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'select2.options.test[1].value')
PASS successfullyParsed is true

TEST COMPLETE