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  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3

    I just showed an example. You have to use the Object Spy tool. Not all control properties are the same.

  • rraghvani's avatar
    rraghvani
    Champion Level 3

    Use the Object Spy tool to have a look at the properties of your control. The appropriate property value will be either true or false, this will usually indicate whether the control is editable.

     

    For example,

    You can then perform a check point, to test the property value.

     

    • Shivani3's avatar
      Shivani3
      Occasional Contributor

      But in my case, as the value is not editable then also it is showing Enabled=True. So can you please suggest to me while adding property checkpoint which property I need to select?

  • tvklovesu's avatar
    tvklovesu
    Frequent Contributor

    Shivani3, while adding the property checkpoint you can look for these three options. Also, it depends on how your application was coded. Look into the source code of that object and find if the class has attribute as disabled.