i have requirement to generate boolean checkbox and give different ID to track which checkbox is clicked as below:
This doesnt add the Employeedid.
Instead of this when I am using then it works and dynamcially id is generated.
a help in how to use iterator and selectbooleancheckbox with dynamic id generation will help.
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I am trying to automate Salesforce lightning using Selenium, but getting issues with identifying elements. Reason, its having dynamic IDs , and other attributes are either very long , or they are not unique.
For eg ,
<a id="170:1968;a" class="textUnderline outputLookupLink slds-truncate forceOutputLookup"
data-refid="recordId"
data-recordid="0059E000001aOCSQA2"
data-special-link="true"
href="#/sObject/0059E000001aOCSQA2/view"
target="_blank" rel="noreferrer"
title="" data-aura-rendered-by="170:1968;a" data-aura-class="forceOutputLookup"/>
In above code , ID is dynamic , Class is not unique, and all the Lookup elements are associated with it. Also the absolute path is not much trusted , and hence I am trying to find any concrete option to handle these elements. Any help will be highly appreciated.
Here, you could try using the contains method if at least a part of the id attribute value is static.
From your code, you could try
//a[contains(#id,"a")]/ //--extended xpath--
From the given html code, the 'a' in the id attribute of the a tag looks static, while the rest changes.
You can ask the developers to provide an id to the lightning component using aura:id
Then the dynamic id won't be generated.
You can try with field labels and fetch its parent node(s), and then fetching childs or brother nodes to locate related texts/text boxes etc.
Eg. You are in Account Edit/New page, and you want to fill in a value to the text box for Account Name field. So you can firstly try with //*[text()='Account Name']/parent::* to find an element that covers BOTH the field label and the text box.
And then you can check if the text box is a 'brother' or a 'child'. If it's a 'child' then try with //*[text()='Account Name']/parent::*(/parent::*)//*[attributes for the text box];
If it's 'brothers' then try with //*[text()='Account Name']/parent::*(/parent::*)/following-sibling::*[attributes for the text box]
You can use this logic to locate all type of fields in all standard lightning pages.
I am using selenium with java and In my application , whenever I click on submit button, system generates random ID, I need to capture that ID displayed on screen(a div) and then put in other field to ensure, all fields are filled and we are able to edit as well.
The simpelst way is this:
Create a variable that will contain the id:
String myID;
After id is created you need to capture the text in the filed:
myID = driver.findElement(By.id(".....")).getText();
After this, the ID will be saved in myID.
to see if it worked, run the following line:
System.out.println(myID);
If the output in the console is the same as in a generated ID field then all worked correctly.
I am testing out Selenium recently to see if it can recognize my web app better than QTP. So far it seems doing quite well. I ran into a problem trying to find an element within the table element. Some how I was not able to find master table but not the rows within the table.
This is how the table looks like
The code below works fine...
WebElement BaseTable = driver.findElement(By.id("table_simpleBrowser|type=TradingInstrumentReport|!browser"));
Where as the code below does not...
BaseTable = driver.findElement(By.id("table_simpleBrowser|type=TradingInstrumentReport|!browser_tr_1"));
or
BaseTable = driver.findElement(By.className("even status_DEFAULT"));
or
WebElement BaseTable = driver.findElement(By.id("table_simpleBrowser|type=TradingInstrumentReport|!browser"));
BaseTable = BaseTable.findElement(By.className("even status_DEFAULT"));
Can someone please help to show me how I can retrieve the a certain value in the table by finding the element in certain row/column in the table?
Thanks.
even and status_DEFAULT are actually two classes of this web element. By.className() receives only one class as parameter. It should be
findElement(By.className("even"));
// or
findElement(By.className("status_DEFAULT"));
To find element by the two classes use By.cssSelector()
findElement(By.cssSelector(".even.status_DEFAULT")); // note the dot before each class name
However it seems that its not unique enough. I recommend you search by id which contains browser_tr_1
findElement(By.cssSelector("[id*=`browser_tr_1`]"));
I would like to update form fields "on-fly" after button press that triggers python function.
Something like onchange that allows to return field values, but I need to do it after button press.
The situation is, to create module, that will allow to search for company information in public company register based on entered company registration ID.
The best would be, to show up some popup window with updated fields list and user has to confirm, wether to update fields values or not.
Thank you.
You can create a wizard (osv.osv_memory class) to simulate a dynamic popup window.
To populate this wizard, you can use the returned action descriptor of your python function, like this :
return {'res_model':'your.osv.memory',
'view_mode':'form',
'view_type':'form',
'target':'new',
'context':{...},
}
Thanks to your algorythm that get public company information, you just have to put you're fields values on the context, like you would do in a write() method.
Override your default_get() method of your osv_memory, which receives your context, and populate your wizard like you want.
I think a simple text fields on your wizard will be efficient to display fields updated values, and 2 buttons : cancel and OK (which will call the write method to apply fields values, always using your context).
I'm using Dojo 1.5 (including dojox). I have a dojox.grid.DataGrid where each row represents a user. When I click a row, I want to redirect to a URL like /users/USER_ID. The user ID is one of the fields in the grid, so all I need to do in my onRowClick callback is to grab the user ID for the row that was clicked.
The click event contains a rowIndex property, and, indeed, I found a (rather old) post elsewhere that suggested I should be able to do:
var row = dijit.byId('grid').model.getRow(e.rowIndex);
/* (Then grab the 0th field of the row, which is the user ID.) */
(Sorry, I've since lost the URL.)
But my grid object has no model attribute. What's up with that? Has the API changed? (My grid certainly is populated with data, which I can see, click, sort by column, et cetera).
So I'm stuck for now. Note, BTW, that it won't work to use rowIndex to directly access the grid's underlying dojo.data.ItemFileReadStore. That's because the grid is sortable, so there's no guarantee that the grid's rows will be in the same order as the store's.
Any hints would be deeply appreciated. I hope that the question is clear, and sufficiently general that any answers can help others in my predicament. Many thanks.
I have a similar scenario and I grab the value like this:
onRowClick: function(e) {
open_link(my_grid._getItemAttr(e.rowIndex, 'object_path'));
}
In this case my_grid is a reference to the datagrid and object_path is the column where I store the path to the object. open_link is of course a custom function of mine that as it implies, requests a server path.
So just change the specifics to suite your case and you should be fine.