03-14-2008, 07:28 PM
Yes you can use it since it compares the run time property with the property declared.
for example:
for example:
Code:
Set brow=description.Create
brow("name").value="DevGuru VBScript Object: File"
Set page1=description.Create
page1("title").value="DevGuru VBScript Object: File"
Set webel=description.Create
webel("innertext").value="OBJECT: File "
webel("outertext").value="OBJECT: File "
h=browser(brow).Page(page1).WebElement(webel).WaitProperty ("visible",1)