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NicolaFilosa_SE
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3 months ago
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Variable or Test parameter using "If object" in Keyword test

Hi to everyone, I have to verify the properties "Exists" and "Enabled" for various tabs and pages. To do it I wanted to use a keyword test, in order to run it every time I have to do the verificatio...
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    rraghvani
    3 months ago

    Here's a JavaScript example, which captures the property values contentText, Text and Enabled of Aliases.panelTable.

    Objects.Save(Aliases.panelTable, "config_table", "contentText Text Enabled", "", true);
Objects.Items("config_table").Check(Aliases.panelTable);

    It then checks Aliases.panelTable with the property values stored in Stores.

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rraghvani
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Understood, as I have something similar.

I tend to use Stores Object to capture and check the property values within a table such as checked, contentText, Enabled and Text 

You could use something similar.

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NicolaFilosa_SE
Contributor
3 months ago

Ok, so you store the objects that you have to validate. How do you test them? Do you use a keyword test or a script test?

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    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3
    3 months ago

    Scripting is the way forward!

  • NicolaFilosa_SE's avatar
    NicolaFilosa_SE
    Contributor
    3 months ago

    I trust you! Can you please give me an example of a script test like it?

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    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3
    3 months ago

    Here's a JavaScript example, which captures the property values contentText, Text and Enabled of Aliases.panelTable.

    Objects.Save(Aliases.panelTable, "config_table", "contentText Text Enabled", "", true);
Objects.Items("config_table").Check(Aliases.panelTable);

    It then checks Aliases.panelTable with the property values stored in Stores.

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    NicolaFilosa_SE
    Contributor
    3 months ago

    Hi tried and I seems to work. Do you do it for every object that you want to test?

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    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3
    3 months ago

    I tend to use it for large UI objects, such as a tables, to verify various property values. Otherwise, I just use aqObject.CheckProperty() and aqObject.CompareProperty().

     

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    NicolaFilosa_SE
    Contributor
    3 months ago

    I understand. Thank you for the precious advices!