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G-wagon
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4 years ago

Name Mapping Guidance

Dear Peers   I am bit confused in relation to name mapping object and I will highly appreciate if you can guide me in terms of what's the best way forward here.   So ours is a web based applicati...
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ebarbera
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4 years ago
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hello G-wagon - 

 

A few questions to better assist you - are you using the property based approach to identify elements or xpath/css?

 

Please let me know so I can help advise. 

 

Thanks, 
Emma

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    G-wagon
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    4 years ago
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    Hi Emma

    I am using property based approach.

    Thanks
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    G-wagon
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    Hi Emma

     

    I was wondering if you had a chance to look into my query.

     

    Thanks 

    G

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      4 years ago
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      Hey G-wagon 

       

      Just reviewing your query. 

       

      So if I understand your issue. 

       

      What we need to do is generalize your parent object in the name mapping. 

       

      In other words not have it associated to a client/portfolio/ID which changes based on different users/iterations. 

       

      Is that correct? 

       

      You can use a wild card here to generalize the parent object.

       

      https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/misc/using-wildcards.html

       

      I have a screenshots of an example I used recently applying this method in my salesforce instance 

       

      Let me know if this works 

       

      KR

       

      Vinnie