try multiple attributes and value in xpath like - Class/type, value, id, name etc., which is unique identifier for your object.
Sample xpath for button - ("//input[@name='ok'][@type='button'][@id = 'sub1']")
the "visible" property should help, it did it for me at least.
First, check "exists". Then check "visible", but: be careful: while checking "visible", the object may stop its existence and You get an error, so use error handling here.
Manfred_F I checked every property of the button before the popup is displayed and after the button is displayed. Every single property is the same, there are no differences. What I did was create a button1 and Set that before the popup is displayed, and a button2 and set that after the popup is displayed. Each object had the exact same properties.
Ravik Thanks for the suggestion, it worked! After I click the button once, I try to get the button again:
Set btn_Detail_Ok = page.FindChildByXPath("//*[@id='levelOfDetailDialog_ACTION_1'][@name='Ok'][@tabindex='2002']", True)Then, if btn_Detail_Ok is still there, click it again.
'If the Ok button still exists, click it again
If Not btn_Detail_Ok Is Nothing Then
btn_Detail_Ok.Click
Log.Message("Clicked Ok button again")
End If
