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Any plans for TR html elements support?
Hi, Are there any plans on supporting table row html elements in object explorer? For example: <tr id="someRow" class="dataRow selected" desc="some description"> I see it in Firefbug but I can't apply Find or FindChild methods to it, since it's not even displayed in TestComplete object explorer. So, let's say I need to verify that the className of this object is 'dataRow selected', or that description is 'some description'. I can use css selector but I would rather not, as it's not as good and fast as TC native Find or FindChild methods. Thanks!Solved2.4KViews0likes4CommentsRe: Click on a cell when there are multiple tables
Hey Dave, The good news is that there are many ways to solve this problem. Probably the simplest solution is finding a div (panel) with unique id and work from there. Consider the table without unuqie properties inside panel. <div id = 'somePanel> <table> ... </table> </div> var page = Sys.Browser("Firefox").Page("*"); var uniquePanel = page.Find('idStr', 'somePanel', 100); var neededCell = uniquePanel .Table(0).Cell(3, 2); Log.Message(neededCell.contentText); neededCell.Click(); Play with it. If doesn't can you post the snippet of html code?1.2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Click on a cell when there are multiple tables
Hi Dave, I would recommend starting with finding a table. var page = Sys.Browser("*").Page("*"); var table = page.Find('idStr', 'someTableID', 100); var neededCell = table.Cell(3, 2); cell.Click(); Alternatively you can search for cell by any property (contentText for example). var neededCell = table.Find(['tagName', 'contentText'], ['td', 'Some Text Inside Cell'], 100); Hope it helps.1.2KViews1like0CommentsRe: TestComplete AutoUpdate
TestComplete already shows an alert that a new version and/or patches are available. But then, on clicking 'OK", instead of redirecting to the website I think it would be great if it would just get and install everything instead of a hasstle of dowloading, copying, etc...1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Accessing the controls on the web page
Hi Bharadwaj, In this case I would recomend to find out what part of the grid is not likely to be changed? Normaly id is the best strategy. If it's dynamically generated, then is there a part of it that is constant? For example someIdString34287123. In this case "someIdString' part is likely to stay constant. If you can't rely on id then ask yourself what else you can use (contentText property of the child for example). Even after that, there's no guarantee that you won't need to update your locators from time to time, so just do your best. Hope it helps.653Views0likes0Comments