Raido Group - Select first in list

[Scott M]

Hello,

Is there any way to have QTP select the first radio button?
There are 9 visable radio selections, I use a search string to bring the desired raido button to the top of the list. In this case it was ("7"). How can I get QTP to always select the first button after running a search string?

Example:

Code:

Browser("XXX").Dialog("Explorer User Prompt").WinEdit("Enter search string:").Set "George Washington"
Browser("XXX Landing").Page("XXX Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebRadioGroup("SINGLE_SELECT_GRID$sels$0").Select "7"

[Ankur]

Code:

Browser("XXX Landing").Page("XXX Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebRadioGroup("SINGLE_SELECT_GRID$sels$0").Select #0

[Scott M]

When I ran the script using Select #0, I get a Syntax error.

The test run cannot continue due to a syntax error.
Syntax error
Line (19):

Code:

"Browser("MSS Landing").Page("MSS Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebRadioGroup("SINGLE_SELECT_GRID$sels$0").Select #0"

This is the code I am using is:

Code:

Browser("xxx").Page("xxx Landing").Frame("TargetContent").Link("Find").Click
Browser("xxx 2.0").Dialog("Explorer User Prompt").WinEdit("Enter search string:").Set "George Washington"
Browser("xxx").Dialog("Explorer User Prompt").WinButton("OK").Click
Browser("xxx Landing").Page("xxx Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebRadioGroup("SINGLE_SELECT_GRID$sels$0").Select #0
Browser("xxx").Page("xxx Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebButton("Continue").Click

Thank You,

-Scott

[cdesserich]

Make sure to put #0 in quotes:

Code:

Browser("XXX Landing").Page("XXX Landing").Frame("TargetContent").WebRadioGroup("SINGLE_SELECT_GRID$sels$0").Select "#0"

[Scott M]

Thak You for the Syntax correction. The .Select "#0" worked.

I ran into another issue.
As long as I record entering the search word "George Washington", my script works.
As soon as I link to a data sheet or change the .Set value (example: "Betsy Ross") the lookup box is populated with correct text but, a "Search string not found" error is displayed.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Example:

Code:

Browser("XXX").Dialog("Explorer User Prompt").WinEdit("Enter search string:").Set "George Washington"

[UFTEnthusiast]

Hi Scott,

Add wait 1 statement before and after your statement .

Thanks,

[Scott M]

That worked. Thank You!

[UFTEnthusiast]

Wonderful. It's great to hear that it worked. Wait statements are very critical in application execution and debugging.

Have a great day!



UFTEnthusiast