Properties = .class='Html.INPUT.text'
,.name='deviceNUM'
,.classIndex='3'
,.id='deviceNUM_I'
,.type='text'
What is `.calss = 'Html.INPUT.text' & ,.classIndex='3'
How these properties are calculated by RFT
Can anyone please explain
These are read by RFT from the HTML source you're trying to automate. When you record an action against an object on your HTML, RFT reads its properties.
Related
i am new to ReadyAPI and automation. But now i facing some issue where i wanted to fill in the consent page will the value that will get from the Data source.
The Role value is the value that i need to get and fill into the consent page
Here is my automation code to get the value:
I have to get the value from Data source, then fill into text box, then click button
This is the code im using:
document.getElementById('freeTextHabilitations').value = 'ObjectiveCombinaisons Data Source#Role';
document.getElementById('allowBtn').click();
I having problem where get nothing after the data source ran .
Anyone have any idea on how to inject the value from data source to automation script (java?)
Thank you.
Stanley,
Unclear as to how you are using DOM methods(with ReadyAPI), but to answer your question on accessing Data Source values
For that, you will need property expansion. So, your groovy script should be something like
xxxx.value = context.expand( '${ObjectiveCombinations Data Source#Role}' )
Property Expansion
This can be generated for you by using the Get Data dialog
Get Data Dialog
I'm developing an automation process on SAP with Automation Anywhere using the SAP DLLs provided by Automation Anywhere itself. I need to find IDObject with specify attribute to click/get value the specify element , but seems that there are no fuctions that allow you to do it. An example of code generated from the SAP recorder is the following:
session.findById("wnd[0]/shellcont[1]/shell/shellcont[0]/shell").setCurrentCell 0,"ICON_EXEC"
session.findById("wnd[0]/shellcont[1]/shell/shellcont[0]/shell").selectedRows = "0"
session.findById("wnd[0]/shellcont[1]/shell/shellcont[0]/shell").clickCurrentCell
using the dlls I have already tried the following functions:
Step 1 : Login on existing session (in this case 0)
Step 2 : Search Object by ID (in this case wnd[0]/shellcont[1]/shell/shellcont[0]/shell )
Step 3: CurrentCellRow (in this case 0)
Step 4: DoubleclickCurrentCell
The problem is that it doesn't click where i want, because as you can see there is the attribute "ICON_EXEC" that specify the element that i want to click . (i also tried to insert in the SearchObjectbyID all the string with the attribute, but it doesn't work)
Currently to avoid that i'm using Execute VBscript, but it seems that error handling does not work with scripts, so i would like to avoid them too
Any tips?
Thanks,
U.
You can find out the SAP-Object ID (IDObject) by recording a (.vbs-)macro in SAP:
Hit Alt + F12 or click the respective icon and choose "Record script and playback" ("Skript-Aufzeichnung und -Playback" in my screenshot):
In the following dialogue window, hit the record button and click the desired object:
Open the recorded .vbs-macro and and look for something like this (=the desired object ID):
You can handle errors in sap vb script , please refer below articles as reference and handle error as per you requirement.
1) https://answers.sap.com/questions/9676858/error-while-logging-to-sap-through-excel.html
2) https://wiki.scn.sap.com/wiki/display/Img/Scripting%3A+Error+Handling+and+Debugging
I'm new to selenium and Below is my HTML and i want to display sons of Dhritrashtra and grandsons of pandu (without using xpath). I've tried methods like getText and getLinkText but it's not working for me. Please help.Thanks.
Kuru
Shantanu
Vichitravirya
Dhritrashtra
DuryodhanaDushasanaDussalanJalagandhaSamaSahaVindhaAnuvindhaDurmukhaChitrasenaDurdarshaDurmarshaDussahaDurmadaVikarnaDushkarnaDurdharaVivinsatiDurmarshanaDurvishahaDurvimochanaDushpradharshaDurjayaJaitraBhurivalaRaviJayatsenaSujataSrutavanSrutantaJayatChitraUpachitraCharuchitraChitrakshaSarasanaChitrayudhaChitravarmanSuvarmaSudarsanaDhanurgrahaVivitsuSubaahuNandaUpanandaKrathaVatavegaNishaginKavashinPaasiVikataSomaSuvarchasasDhanurdharaAyobaahuMahabaahuChithraamgaChithrakundalaBheemarathaBheemavegaBheemabelaUgraayudhaKundhaadharaVrindaarakaDridhavarmaDridhakshathraDridhasandhaJaraasandhaSathyasandhaSadaasuvaakUgrasravasUgrasenaSenaanyAparaajithaKundhasaaiDridhahasthaSuhasthaSuvarchaAadithyakethuUgrasaaiKavachyKradhanaKundhyBheemavikraAlolupaAbhayaDhridhakarmaavuDhridharathaasrayaAnaadhrushyaKundhabhedyViraavyChithrakundalaPradhamaAmapramaadhyDeerkharomaSuveeryavaanDheerkhabaahuKaanchanadhwajaKundhaasyVirajas
Pandu
Yudhishtir
Prativindhya
Bhim
Sutasoma
Ghatotkch
Arjun
Srutakirti
Babhruvahan
Nakul
Satanika
Sahadev
Shrutkarma
Here is the solution for your query:
It's not mandatory to use xpath always. As per the Selenium Documentation & standards, consider the following attributes in sequence: id, name, css, linktext, xpath. If still unable to detect the element try for css/xpath with multiple attributes like class, src, etc.
Once you can identify the element then only you will be able to retrieve the properties of the element like getText() & getLinkText().
Most important, you have provided the copy of the text from the website. It's impossible to identify an an element from the website text to help you out. You need to provide some relevant part of the HTML DOM inorder to enable us to help you. You can look into the PageSource of any webpage to know the properties (id/name/css/xpath) of the elements. For that, while you are on a webpage, you can right-click and select "View Page Source". For Mozilla Firefox you can download & install extensions like Firepath & Firebug to know the properties of an element.
Finally you have to write some code either in Java/Python/C# to open a browser through Selenium of your choice, open a website and perform certain actions with different elements present on the webpage.
Let me know if this answers your question.
I don't know the exact syntax your html has but You can use cssSelector as below per my assumptions of your html elements for both your queries:
1) ul ol ol ol li:nth-child(n) - n= element index
2) ul ol ol ol:nth-child(2) li:nth-child(n) li:nth-child(1) - n= element index
I am trying to get the job description for job search page indeed.com This is how it looks like
Provide technical leadership around
QA
automation to IT teams. Work with various team to promote
QA
processes, practices and standardization....
Any idea how can I get that description? I tried the following:
//span[contains(#class,'summary')]
That does not give me the text description. Should I xpath or is there any other solution? Thanks in advance for your time.
This XPath are correct.
//span[contains(#class,'summary')]
//span[#class='summary']
I'm a Python guy, But I translated it to Java. You can do:
element = driver.findElement(By.name("summary"));
element = driver.findElement(By.className("summary"));
element = driver.findElement(By.cssSelector('span[class="summary"]');
And remember that If you want the element text, every element has the method .getText(), the find* functions only retrieve the element/s.
Double check you were not using driver.findElements(By.xpath()) in plural. In that case you should first retrieve the individual elements. Then access to the .getText() method.
description = driver.findElement(By.className("summary")).getText();
System.out.print(description);
Alternatively you could do:
description = driver.findElement(By.className("summary"));
description_text = description.getAttribute("innerHTML");
System.out.print(description_text);
If your problem is that your element is not visible or reachable (stale). Then you can use javascript.
element = driver.executeScript("return document.querySelector('span[class=\"summary\"]');");
For more reference:
https://seleniumhq.github.io/selenium/docs/api/java/org/openqa/selenium/WebElement.html
I have some text field page items on my APEX 5.0 page and I want to make the textboxes as read only/non-editable. During the page load I want to use these text boxes for only the data display on the page and should be non-editable.
Can somebody advice on how to do that? What attributes need to set for this?
This answer is a bit late to the party, but I found myself confronted to this problem and I wanted to share the solution I came up with.
In fact you just need to create your item as a text area, let say P1_Text_Area and you give it a readonly attribute using JavaScript. Write thoses 2 lines in the "Function and Global Variable Declaration" of your page:
var disItem = document.getElementById('P1_Text_Area');
disItem.readOnly = true;
Hope this helps someone in need.
in item properties find the
Read Only group
and set Read Only Condition Type as Always
or the option that suits to you
You can use disabled + save session state ==> read only