Does TC Support this control?

Hello Vince,

Does TestComplete support the Yahoo.widget.TreeView ?

Currently, TestComplete does not support this control.  If you are interested in implementing support for this control (and other Yahoo controls) in TestComplete, you can vote for this control on the following web page: TestComplete Feature Survey.

Thank you.

Oddly enough, tehre are more than 500 items that should match this, but TC only finds like 6... sometimes just 3... what's wrong with this code?

I failed to reproduce the behavior you describe. This problem may be specific to your application under test. Could you please use this Contact Support web form to send us your project and application (or a sample application demonstrating the problem)? That would help us to reproduce the problem.

Thanks in advance.

Also, to access items of the tree view, you can try finding them by their class name (ygtvitem) or caption text (specified by the innerText property). For example, the following sample code iterates through tree view items and expands them if they are collapsed:

Sub Test

  URL = http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/treeview/folder_style_clean.html

  ' Obtains the tree view object and processes all of its items

  Set TreeObj = Sys.Process("iexplore").Page(URL).Panel("treeDiv1").Panel("ygtv0").Panel("ygtvc0")

  ProcessItems(TreeObj)

End Sub



Sub ProcessItems(Obj)

  Dim PropArray, ValuesArray, Children, InnerChildren, Table, Spacer

  PropArray = Array("className")

  ValuesArray = Array("ygtvitem")

  ' Obtains the collection of tree view items 

  Children = Obj.FindAllChildren(PropArray, ValuesArray, 1)

  For i = 0 To Ubound(Children)

    ' Checks whether the item has child subitems 

    PropArray = Array("className")

    ValuesArray = Array("ygtvchildren")

    Set InnerChildren = Children(i).FindChild(PropArray, ValuesArray, 1)

    If InnerChildren.Exists Then

      If InnerChildren.ChildCount > 0 Then

      ' Checks whether the subitems are visible on the screen

        If Not InnerChildren.VisibleOnScreen Then

          If Not InnerChildren.Visible Then

            PropArray = Array("className")

            ValuesArray = Array("ygtvtable*")

            Set Table = Children(i).FindChild(PropArray, ValuesArray, 1)

            If Table.Exists Then

              PropArray = Array("className")

              ValuesArray = Array("ygtvspacer")

              Set Spacer = Table.FindChild(PropArray, ValuesArray, 2)

              If Spacer.Exists Then

                ' Expands the item

                Spacer.Click

              End If

            End If

          End If

        End If

        ' Processes the current item's subitems

        ProcessItems(InnerChildren)

      End If  

    End If

  Next

End Sub

Or instead of the FindAllChildren method you can use the EvaluateXPath method to get tree view items.

For example, the following sample code obtains all A elements whose class attribute is set to "ygtvspacer" and then simulates a click on each element:

Sub Test

  URL = "http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/treeview/folder_style_clean.html" 

  Set Page = Sys.Process("iexplore").Page(URL)  

  Nodes = Page.EvaluateXPath("//A[@class='ygtvspacer']")  

  If VarType(Nodes) <> varNull Then  

    For i = 0 To UBound(Nodes)

      Nodes(i).Click

    Next    

  End If

End Sub

I hope this information helps you. Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

Good luck.