I figured it out... using keys method I can actually enter the text value.
here's an example:
//to type the text 'Take it easy!' in a textarea
TextAreaObject.Keys("Take it easy!");
Thank you
Abhi
There should be a "Text" or "wText" property on the object that will contain the value within the TextArae.
As for adding... Probably your best bet would be to send a Keys action to the TextArea. As for deleting what's there, what we've done here is using Keys simply send '^a[BS]' which selects the entire contents of the area and deletes it using the BackSpace key.
Thanks Robert. Typing the text using Keys action is something I'm trying to avoid. That's a very 'Manual' sort of process.
I'm trying to find a better way of doing this. For textboxes I'd never faced this trouble, but for textarea, it's really strange.
Thank you
Abhi
I figured it out... using keys method I can actually enter the text value.
here's an example:
//to type the text 'Take it easy!' in a textarea
TextAreaObject.Keys("Take it easy!");
Thank you
Abhi
Yup, exactly what I was intending.Glad it works for you!
