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jmarkman
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7 years ago

Loop through a jquery grid?

My company has a desktop product that opens a web browser to allow the user to access an information-displaying feature embedded in a web page. Among the UI elements on the webpage exists a jquery gr...
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    cunderw
    7 years ago

    So looks like this isn't just a standard jquery table, but a jqxgrid. Loaded up a sample and am seeing the same results as you. You might talk to SmartBear's support to see if they know a way to get native table functions in Test Complete. But you could also as a work around use FindAllChildren. It looks like be default the jqxgrid has idStrs for reach row as row<X>jqxgrid. <X> being the row number. This should give you an array of all of the rows in the table. Then each column is a cel with a class name of jqx-grid-cel, so you could use FindAllChildren again to get each cel in the row. 

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cunderw
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Does the table itself have the properties RowCount and Column count? I believe jquery grids are supported out of the box by test complete.

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jmarkman
Occasional Contributor
7 years ago

Sorry for the late response. It doesn't look like it; I only get a list of methods for Internet Explorer itself. Instead, I'm allowed to highlight each element of the grid with Object Spy as if it were its own static HTML element.

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    cunderw
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    7 years ago

    Can you post screen shots of the main table properties in the object browser? 

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      jmarkman
      Occasional Contributor
      7 years ago

      Will this do?

       

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        cunderw
        Community Hero
        7 years ago

        So looks like this isn't just a standard jquery table, but a jqxgrid. Loaded up a sample and am seeing the same results as you. You might talk to SmartBear's support to see if they know a way to get native table functions in Test Complete. But you could also as a work around use FindAllChildren. It looks like be default the jqxgrid has idStrs for reach row as row<X>jqxgrid. <X> being the row number. This should give you an array of all of the rows in the table. Then each column is a cel with a class name of jqx-grid-cel, so you could use FindAllChildren again to get each cel in the row.