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Alternate for inbuilt checkpoint in QTP...???? - swame_sp - 07-17-2008 Hi Everbody, This is my first question to the forum.... I have been working in WR for quite sometime in a webbased application. We are planning to move the scripts to QTP9.2. when the WR scripts was created 8 years ago, there are lot of GUI checkpoints in WR....!!!! People who have worked in WR might know the difficulties involved in maintaining the inbuilt checkpoints. So when the scripts are created in QTP, i'm not in a mood to undergo the same issues i faced in WR. so can anybody throw some idea on having the dynamic checkpoints. Oops, the checkpoints will be mainly checking the content of the whole table and verifying the enabled property , value in the textboxes.... enabled property of checkboxes....etc Any details on the above is appreciated. RE: Alternate for inbuilt checkpoint in QTP...???? - Ankur - 07-17-2008 yes you can use if else and inside it use Reporter statement. Use .GetRoProperty to extract properties like enabled, value etc |