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gdave's avatar
gdave
Regular Contributor
3 years ago

Help with mapping an object

Hi all   I am trying to map the below object so that I can click on the 'pencil' sign however I am struggling to do so as the object is not a button but a panel object.   I want to first cl...
Name Mapping
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  • ebarbera's avatar
    ebarbera
    3 years ago

    Hello gdave - 

     

    It shouldnt matter that it is a panel and not a button - what happens when you let TestComplete create the mapping? 

     

    Also - are you aware of if you are using Xpath and CSS or the property based object identification?

     

    You will have to create separate objects in your repository for the pencil in rows 1 and 2 and then you should have no problem clicking on them separately. 


    Emma

ebarbera's avatar
ebarbera
Staff
3 years ago

Hello gdave - 

 

It shouldnt matter that it is a panel and not a button - what happens when you let TestComplete create the mapping? 

 

Also - are you aware of if you are using Xpath and CSS or the property based object identification?

 

You will have to create separate objects in your repository for the pencil in rows 1 and 2 and then you should have no problem clicking on them separately. 


Emma

  • gdave's avatar
    gdave
    Regular Contributor
    3 years ago

    I wasn't sure what approach I should take, so as suggested, I have created a mapping name as pencil1 & pencil2 and it worked fine.

     

    I am using property based object identification.

     

    Thanks for your help.

     

    • AutomatedMonkey's avatar
      AutomatedMonkey
      New Contributor
      3 years ago

      If comfortable with Xpath, you could do something like:

       

      //tagName[@attribute=’’]//following::tagName

       

       And then pass the text of the Account type (GIA/JISA/SIPP etc) as a variable to cover when the client has multiple GIAs or different account combinations.