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Under VB.NET code, how would i locate the value of an ID tag field on a HTML page?
I have a page with this context: <tr><td> <b>Balance</b> <span class="dxeBase_dummy" id="P_L_V_v17w2_t1_DueDateInsLabel" style="font-weight:bold;">Due on 9/4/2015</span> </td><td style="text-align: right;"> <span class="dxeBase_dummy" id="P_L_V_v17w2_t1_CurrentBalanceInsLabel">1.00</span> </td></tr> <tr><td> I am trying to extract the value of tag P_L_V_v17w2_t1_CurrentBalanceInsLabel (1.00) and pull it to a string. I have looked through the support pages for too long. Best i found was this: http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/68529/ but this is not anything close to what i need here. Could somebody please point me in the right direction here? Seems like a very simple operation to carry out, reading the content of a id tag on a web page. Can anyone please help? Thanks in advance!Solved1.2KViews1like2CommentsRe: TestComplete + MS Release Management Automation
Thank you for the replies. I found this article: http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/57246/ that looks like i can import TC10 test cases in to MS Test Manager 2013. I'm still piecing together how Release Management calls its testing during deployment, but it looks like it may work hand-in-hand with Test Manager 2013. That said, if i was to follow the guide above to import a TC test script, and set it up to somehow execute this test script in my test plan, would that not accomplish what i need to do here without the need to go through a command line COM call? Thoughts?858Views0likes0CommentsTestComplete + MS Release Management Automation
Hi All, I'm currently deciding on a automated deployment solution and i'm strongly considering TFS + Release Management 2013. One of my main considerations, however, is if TC works with Release Management as an automated test platform in the deployment process. Has anyone worked with this before? Release management allows for addition of tools which can then be configured with various actions, so at very least i know i can add in the executable and execute a test plan via command line arguments, however i'm not sure if i can get TC to communicate back to Release Management if there is a failure. Am i on the right track here, and is it possible to get the software to dynamically communicate for a successful test pass/fail scenario in sequence of my deployment template inside Release Management? Thanks in advance, Kevin H.1.6KViews0likes3Comments