I'm trying to check a value after it is entered in a text field and make sure it does not equal zero; any other value is acceptable. Unfortunately, for some reason the entered value isn't visible as a property I can check with a property checkpoint. (And yes, I have it set to show hidden members.)
So instead I'm trying a region checkpoint, comparing the field against an image of the field with a zero entered. This works, except that I need the opposite result. I've tried adding a ! operator to the line to reverse the boolean result, but apparently the boolean result of the checkpoint method isn't what determines if the test passes or not.
This is the line in question:
Regions.DEdt_Quantity3_Masked.Check(Aliases.Lubeit5.fmain5.MDIClient.Ftrigger.Pnl_Interval.DEdt_Quantity, false, false, 0, 0, "DEdt_Quantity3_Masked_Mask");
Champion Level 3We should be able to find that text value for you. Could you show us the Object Spy screen for the text box?
See the attachment.
Champion Level 3Okay, now put some number like 12345 in that box, move to the next box (tab or click or whatever you do) and lets try Object Spy again after that.
Our app has some input boxes that won't show the new value in the object until you move on, even though they are visible to the user. I'm hoping that's what's happening here.
I followed your instructions. The number I entered is 1337. I also tried using search to find it but came up with nothing.
