09-19-2011, 03:51 PM
Hi Lorena,
I found one solution for ur problem. I guess this might be useful.
Regular expressions are automatically used when doing descriptive programming. So you need to escape the parens with a \ in front of them.
In your case WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205)
so for the above link use the DP as below
I hope this works.. In the meantime i am looking for some alternate solution. Will keep u posted.
Regards,
Ankesh
I found one solution for ur problem. I guess this might be useful.
Regular expressions are automatically used when doing descriptive programming. So you need to escape the parens with a \ in front of them.
In your case WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT (020/205)
so for the above link use the DP as below
Code:
Browser("<BrowserName">).Page("<PageName>").Frame("<FrameName">).Link("name:=WFI STATEMENTS BY WFA ACCOUNT \(020\/205\)
I hope this works.. In the meantime i am looking for some alternate solution. Will keep u posted.
Regards,
Ankesh