Marking new checkboxes
Hi! I'm new to testcomplete. I'm working on some web tests and I'm learning how to use testcomplete at all. Well, I wanted to do a test with some checkboxes, the page works in such a way that there ...
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This might present an opportunity to dabble in scripts. What you're describing could be accomplished in a very simple script. That script could then be called/run from your keyword test. Your keyword test would still be the thing you'd run from the execution plan. Your simple script would just take care of the checkbox checking part.
It could be accomplished in ~half a dozen lines in a script. For instance, the FindChild method would let you find a checkbox that's enabled. Once found, you could click it directly in the script or in your Keyword test using a project variable.
Hassan_Ballan's suggestion is a good one too. However, it might become untenable if the number of check boxes grew well beyond five. That would require many name mappings.
Marsha_R
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Champion Level 3I 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.