I am using Selenium RC and the PHPUnit Selenium Extension. I am trying to assert that a table row exists, with the content that I expect, while making it flexible enough to be reused.

Thanks to this article, I figured out a way to select the table row, asserting that it contains all the text that I expect.

$this->assertElementPresent("css=tr:contains(\"$text1\"):contains(\"$text2\")");

But now I would like to assert that a specific radio button appears in the table row also. Here's the element that I would like to assert that is within the table row. (I am currently asserting that it exists using XPath. I'm sure I could do the same using CSS).

$this->assertElementPresent("//input[@type='radio'][@name='Contact_ID'][@value='$contactId']");

Currently I have a function that can assert that a table row exists which contains any number of texts, but I would like to add the ability to specify any number of elements and have it assert that the table row contains them. How can I achieve this?

/**
 * Provides the ability to assert that all of the text appear in the same table row.
 * @param array $texts
 */
public function assertTextPresentInTableRow(array $texts)
{
    $locator = 'css=tr';
    foreach ($texts as $text) {
        $locator .= ":contains(\"$text\")";
    }
    $this->assertElementPresent($locator);
}