Apologies all. I can see the logging again.
Many thanks Marsha! - Big help!
Trimming sounds like a good idea - I'm not sure about VB but if you are scripting in JScript you can call like this:
aqString.Trim(InputString, Space)
Also trimming both values will ensure you are comparing Strings and no different types.
Thanks for feedback. At present I am trying to see if there is any way I can view the values on screen in a message box to find out what the hell they contain.
I believe there is such a method in the builtin dll called showmessage?
Is there any way to check if I have this other than the Programs install/uninstall route?
Anyone have similar VB code to hand that I could slap into my functions library script.
I am now exploring doing a property checkpoint. For object X Property wText Equals <Value>.
However I would like to use a variable for <Value>. Can I do this?
Champion Level 3Create the Property Checkpoint for wText and just leave the default value in the box for now. Once you see the Property Checkpoint in your test, go to the Value column and click inside the box so you see the three dots. Click on that and you will be able to get to the Value and change it to a variable.
