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capturing the name of a variable browser page - jovowles - 10-13-2010
I'm testing a website that has a Logout link that is visible from every page (nearly 700). I want to write a function that can be called from any page, which will click the Logout link.
The problem I'm having is that I need to be able to supply the function with the name of the current page (which could be different every time) - any ideas how I can capture the current page?
RE: capturing the name of a variable browser page - supputuri - 10-13-2010
You can use the descriptive program to handle this situation.
Ex: Browswer(FunctionParameter).Page(FunctionParameter).Link("name:=Logout").Click
Let me know if you need any more information.
RE: capturing the name of a variable browser page - rajeshwar - 10-14-2010
Regular expression can be used:
Browswer("name:=.*").Page(title:=.*).Link("name:=Logout").Click
Rajeshwar
RE: capturing the name of a variable browser page - lavie - 10-19-2010
you can identify you generic browser(say myb) object and page(say myp) with
Code:
Dim myb, myp
set myb = description.create()
myb("title").value = ".*" [i]'this must identify your browser whenever it is open - even on different pages[/i]
'U can confirm if it is there with
If Browser(myb).Exist = True
print "Browser Exists"
Else
Print "Browser is Absent"
End if
'For the page
set myp = description.create()
myp("title").Value = ".*Google.* [i]'if U're working with google(4 instance), every google page is covered here.[/i]
If page(myp).Exist = True
print "Page Exists"
Else
Print "Page is Absent"
End if' Ur page code will be identified in every page.
Thanks
Vic