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royd
Regular Contributor
8 years ago

Handling different values of the same object attribute, in two areas of the application?

Using TestComplete 12.3, JScript.   The menu panel of our application "idStr" (id) value are different in two areas of our application ("mainMenuInner" and "navMenuInner" repectively). Is there a w...
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    AlexKaras
    8 years ago

    Hi Dave,

     

    Two more options:

    a) Wildcards: e.g. var mainMenu = page.Find("idStr", "*MenuInner", 10, 1000);

    b) Regular expressions: e.g. var mainMenu = page.Find("idStr", "regexp: (mainMenuInner)|(navMenuInner)", 10, 1000);

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AlexKaras
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Hi Dave,

 

Two more options:

a) Wildcards: e.g. var mainMenu = page.Find("idStr", "*MenuInner", 10, 1000);

b) Regular expressions: e.g. var mainMenu = page.Find("idStr", "regexp: (mainMenuInner)|(navMenuInner)", 10, 1000);

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royd
Regular Contributor
8 years ago

Hi Alex

 

Thanks for a very clever solution (at least simple enough for me to understand it!). :) I will definitely give it a try and let you know (I don't see why it won't work).

 

Helen

I never thought about using wild card,  brilliant! Fortunately, there is only one instance  MenuInner. Now I have three different solutions to the my problem, love it!! Also thanks for clarifying Find  and FindChild issue, I will correct that.

 

Thanks to you both! :D