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rraghvani's avatar
rraghvani
Champion Level 3

You should breakdown your lines of code,

 

var target1 = Aliases.browser.pageEquipment.FindElement("//se-app/div/div/div/div/div[contains(@class, 'flex-1')]");

var PropArray = ["contentText", "link"];
var ValuesArray = ["a", "b"];
var target2 = target1.FindAll(PropArray, ValuesArray, 15);

for (var i = 0;  i < target2.length; i++) {
    Log.Message(target2[i].contentText)
}

 

So it's easier to debug, and check the values.

 

Check target1 is returning data that you expect, followed by target2.

 

Also, I'm not sure what 1000 is used for in FindAll? The fourth parameter should take a Boolean value.

NicolaFilosa_SE's avatar
NicolaFilosa_SE
Contributor
2 years ago

I tried to log the length of the array that comes from the FindAll function and it is 1. It seems it does not search the elements containing the second string

var findTargets = Aliases.browser.pageEquipment.FindElement("//se-app/div/div/div/div/div[contains(@class, 'flex-1')]");
var PropArray = ["contentText", "contentText"];
var ValuesArray = ["INP99999", "TelevisGo"];
var Targets = findTargets.FindAll(PropArray, ValuesArray, 20, true);
Log.Message(Targets.length);
for (var i=0; i<Targets.length;i++)
{Log.Message(Targets[i].contentText)}