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mima_vasiljevic
Occasional Contributor
11 years ago
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Failed to enter a string into textbox

In WPF application I have two text box fields -  first field property is a isReadOnly=False and second textbox has property isReadOnly=True. While recording a keyword tests in first field I enter ...
  • Ryan_Moran's avatar
    Ryan_Moran
    11 years ago
    Haven't used keyword tests in years but try the following:

    In your keyword test when you "Select object" make sure you select the entire form NOT the text box it's self.

    1. Click next, then add property name "ReadOnly" value "false".
    2. Add a second property like "Name" and "*thenameofyourtextbox*" (with * wild cards).
    3. Click next and select the Keys method (if you make it to this point it found an object)
    4. Enter the value you want to key in
    5. Click Finish
Ryan_Moran's avatar
Ryan_Moran
Valued Contributor
11 years ago
Assuming there are no other unique properties to these text box objects in your WPF application you could work around the issue by using .Find or .FindAll methods and specifying ReadOnly = false in the parameters.



JS Example:




 var arProperties = ["ReadOnly","Name"];//or some other property besides Name


 var arValues = [false,"*myTextBoxName*"];


 var myTextBox = myFormParentObject.Find(arProperties,arValues,true,5000);

 myTextBox.Keys("somekeysiwanttotype");