How to check property for text color or yellow highlight in Keyword Test for web tests
- 3 years ago
Hi,
As this is a web application, unless the color is explicitly provided in the markup (of the element itself or some parent), I think that you need to check the style of the element you are verifying.
This is the code to get the style that works for me:
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------- // From: http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/62849/ function getStyle(element, styleProp) { var document, style; var result; document = element.ownerDocument; if (aqObject.IsSupported(document, "defaultView")) { // Internet Explorer 9+, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera style = document.defaultView.getComputedStyle(element, ""); if (aqObject.IsSupported(style, styleProp)) result = eval(aqString.Format("style.%s", styleProp)); else if (aqObject.IsSupported(style, "getPropertyValue")) result = style.getPropertyValue(styleProp); else Log.Error(aqString.Format("%s element does not support %s style property", aqString.Quote(element.Name), aqString.Quote(styleProp)), aqString.Format("Element: %s\r\nComputed style:\r\n%s", element.FullName, style.cssText), BuiltIn.pmNormal, null, element.Parent.Picture()); } else // Internet Explorer 7 - 8 result = element.currentStyle.getPropertyValue(styleProp); return result; } //-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
element parameter is web page element for which you are getting its style.
styleProp is a name of the style you are looking for.
For example:
strFontSize = getStyle(oCell, "Font-size");
strFontColorAct = getStyle(oCell, "Color");
strBGColorAct = getStyle(oCell, "backgroundColor"); - 3 years ago
Thank you! I found it, it was another child element that had the background color. Inspecting the element in the developer tools showed there were two different elements for the same field. Just needed to map to the correct element.