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Checkpoint: Image [QTP 10.0] - Helen99 - 09-15-2010 Dear all, I am able to check when an image is displayed and the check fails if it's not displayed. But I don't know how to put a checkpoint for the absence of an image - if image is not displayed the check should pass. Is it possible? Thanks in advance for any kind of suggestion. Kind regards, Helen RE: Checkpoint: Image [QTP 10.0] - rajpes - 07-19-2011 You can use visible property. RE: Checkpoint: Image [QTP 10.0] - tdevick - 07-19-2011 Code: result=Browser("Automation Site | Home").Page("Automation Site | Send").Image("banner").Check(CheckPoint("banner")) To get the above code, I just added a checkpoint the usual way then added parenthesis after ".Check:" and after ("banner"), then assigned the result from the checkpoint to a local variable named "result". By default, the checkpoint timeout is 0 seconds, meaning don't wait before the image appears. Just check to see if the image is there right now. Actually, it doesn't just check to see if the image exists; it also checks to see if the image is identical to the one originally captured. In the properties for the checkpoint in your object repository, you can set the timeout - the amount of time to wait before giving up on finding the image. |