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saranoor
Frequent Contributor
7 years ago

Script-How to call a stored value at the project variable in a list

Script-How to call a stored value at the project variable in a list I am writing a small script. I am creating a report which generates areport number. I am storing the value (report number) in...
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AlexKaras
Community Hero
7 years ago

Hi,

 

> I am storing at the Project level 

Yes, I can see this from your code. Can you provide the code that assigns a value to the Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber variable?

 

Also, what value do you expect to be stored in this variable?

 

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saranoor
Frequent Contributor
7 years ago

The new Medferreport generates a sytem ID and it can be a two digit number, eg 32, 32-A, 32-1.

This is the ID that I am storing in teh global variable.

I am going to another screen where there is a list of reports and I need to open the report that has the report ID stored in Global variable.

Below is ascreenshot of the report list wher I need to open the report from.

MedferREportList

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    AlexKaras
    Community Hero
    7 years ago

    Hi,

     

    > Can you provide the code that assigns a value to the Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber variable?

    OK... It is my understanding that for some reason you prefer not to share your code with us...

    Then, just for curiosity, try this code:

    function foo()
    {
      Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber = "32-A";
     
      Browsers.Item(btIexplorer).Run("http://fred01/index.cfm?fuseaction=MEDFR.OneProject&key=28942
          &stid=1&apid=2"    );
      var Page = Sys.Browser().Page("*fred01*");
      Page.Wait();
     
      var itemCount = Aliases.browser.pageUntitledDocument.table;
      if (!itemCount.Exists)
        Log.Error("itemCount object was not found");
     
    //  Sys.Browser("iexplore").Page("http://fred01/index.cfm?fuseaction=MEDFR.OneProject&key=28942
    //      &stid=1&apid=2").Table(1);
     
      Log.Message(Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber);
     
      var test1 =  itemCount.FindChild("text", Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber, 50);
      if (!test1.Exists)
        Log.Error("test1 object was not found");
     
      test1.DblClick();
    }
     
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    saranoor
    Frequent Contributor
    7 years ago

    function foo()
    {
    var itemCount = Aliases.browser.pageUntitledDocument.table;
    //Sys.Browser("iexplore").Page("http://fred01/index.cfm?fuseaction=MEDFR.OneProject&key=28942&stid=1&apid=2").Table(1);
    //Log.Message(Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber);
    var test1 = itemCount.FindChild("text","Report 41",5);
    Log.Message("Report6 "+Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber);
    //console.log(test1);
    test1.DblClick();
    }

     

    This is the script that I wrote.

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    saranoor
    Frequent Contributor
    7 years ago

    Still struggling

    function foo()
    {
    var itemCount = Aliases.browser.pageUntitledDocument.table;
    // var itemCount = Aliases.browser.pageUntitledDocument.table2.textboxMfhreport.Click();
    //Sys.Browser("iexplore").Page("http://fred01/index.cfm?fuseaction=MEDFR.OneProject&key=28942&stid=1&apid=2").Table(1);
    //Log.Message(Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber);
    var test1 = itemCount.FindChild("text","Report 41",5);
    Log.Message("Report6 "+Project.Variables.MedferReportNumber1);
    //console.log(test1);
    test1.DblClick();
    }