Can you create a separate function, just to perform the ClickItem("GCT_1291_AUTO") ?
Also, what technology does your web application use?
A number of people are having similar issues, but neither of them have mentioned the technology used. I've tested this against Bootstrap, and standard HTML, and it works fine.
The web application is built using:
- Java for the back-end.
- React for the front-end.
- This is a spring boot application.
We are using TestComplete to write BDD tests using JScript.
Could you go to https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_select and then run the following JavaScript sample,
function SelectItem()
{
var page = Sys.Browser().Page("https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_select").FindElement("#iframeResult");
var listbox = page.FindElement("//select[@id=(//label[.='Choose a car:']/@for)]");
listbox.ClickItem("Audi");
}Is the correct item 'Audi' selected?
Correct, it does - Audi is properly selected.
However, I do see that "Audi" is the value, which makes things easy to select, but we auto-produce values and use the "Dropdown Field Name", such as:
<option value="dsgfdhgty65yhghgf">GCT_1291_AUTO</option>
That seems to be an issue, unless we can update this function to differently target it:
function import_selectConfiguration(name, description, customerCode) {
waiter(SHORT_WAIT);
var configName;
var select = popupWindow.FindChild("ObjectType", "Select", MED_DEPTH);
var configList = aqObject.GetPropertyValue(select, "ContentText").split('\n');
var exactMatchFound = false;
for (var i = 0; i < configList.length; i++) {
if (configList[i] === configName) {
select.ClickItem(configName);
Delay(5000);
if (select.wText == configName) {
Log_Message("Found and selected configuration: " + configName, STEP_NORM);
exactMatchFound = true;
break;
}
}
}
return true;
}
