Marking new checkboxes

JDR2500 you are right in your assessment; however, as a new user and not code savvy I thought a simpler approach would go a long way with zeekbiboo.

There are many ways to deliver and without specifics it would also be hard to suggest the best approach. I will try to make an example for all interested to pitch in and be on the same page.

I like this solution, plus I would suggest that you clear out all the checkboxes at some point, maybe at the end of the test, so you know for certain that you are starting with all of them enabled the next time.

I was thinking the same yesterday, at the end of the day the scripts makes your test go easier and fluent I guess. 

I'm gonna do some research and start with little footsteps bc as Hassan_Ballan said I'm new to code and those things, so starting simple is the way I like.

Thank u so much for ur answer and time.

Of course there is also a simpler way to avoid all the if statements, but that requires NameMapping manual manipulation for selectors element XPath, and that also require HTML investigation.

In the following sample project that use w3schools page for multiple checkbox:
1-Added on the project level variable "row"
2-In NameMapping I mapped all three CheckBoxes and manually added a new node ("checkboxVehicleX" with parameterized XPath using the "row" variable) 
3-In the testcase I set the "row" variable value to 1 and rest cache
4-Than I use the "checkboxVehicleX" property Exists=true to loop thru and check the box, increment the value and reset the cache

zeekbiboo if you can dig such project example details, perhaps you can compare your check-boxes elements to find similarities and differences to simulate same approach.

hi,

I really appreciate ur solution and thank you for guiding me. I'll dig on some examples like those mentioned, again thank you so much for ur time.