Hi Ramesh,
We faced a similar issue in one of our projects. The solution is to use Test Advantage, a third party add-in that helps QTP identify the dot net elements. with that add-in, the grid becomes recognied as swfgrid and the child objects under the grid as seperate panes . you can then mainpulate the object properties .
Thanks,
Jay
Hi Elora,
Try identifying the drop down boxes as seperate objects- one drop down for date, another for time, another for GMT and so on. Then use the entire parent object hierarchy to perfrom actions on that object like
Hope this works.
Thanks,
Jay
We faced a similar issue in one of our projects. The solution is to use Test Advantage, a third party add-in that helps QTP identify the dot net elements. with that add-in, the grid becomes recognied as swfgrid and the child objects under the grid as seperate panes . you can then mainpulate the object properties .
Thanks,
Jay
Hi Elora,
Try identifying the drop down boxes as seperate objects- one drop down for date, another for time, another for GMT and so on. Then use the entire parent object hierarchy to perfrom actions on that object like
Code:
swfwindow().swftable().swfcalendar().swflistbox().select 'item'
Thanks,
Jay