Hi
I customized code for step delete language ọbject.
But it is not successfully. Only delete object 1,3,5,7
Could you help me?
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public void DeleteAllLanguages_CodedStep1()
{
ActiveBrowser.RefreshDomTree();
HtmlDiv htmlDiv = Find.ById<HtmlDiv>("dnn_ctr438_EditRegionLanguage_UP");
List<HtmlListItem> listItemsCollection = htmlDiv.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=inline").ToList();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
Log.WriteLine("Number of language object:"+listItemsCollection.Count);
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
foreach(HtmlListItem listItem in listItemsCollection)
{
Log.WriteLine("1111111111111Item");
listItem.MouseHover();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
Log.WriteLine(string.Format("BBBBBBBBBBBMouseover"));
IList<HtmlControl> delete_div = listItem.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlControl>("class=body-component-menu-delete");
if((delete_div != null) && (delete_div.Count > 0))
{
Log.WriteLine(string.Format("language tile object deleted"));
delete_div[0].MouseClick();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
}
}
Please refer to attachment
Thanks
I customized code for step delete language ọbject.
But it is not successfully. Only delete object 1,3,5,7
Could you help me?
*******************************
public void DeleteAllLanguages_CodedStep1()
{
ActiveBrowser.RefreshDomTree();
HtmlDiv htmlDiv = Find.ById<HtmlDiv>("dnn_ctr438_EditRegionLanguage_UP");
List<HtmlListItem> listItemsCollection = htmlDiv.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=inline").ToList();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
Log.WriteLine("Number of language object:"+listItemsCollection.Count);
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
foreach(HtmlListItem listItem in listItemsCollection)
{
Log.WriteLine("1111111111111Item");
listItem.MouseHover();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
Log.WriteLine(string.Format("BBBBBBBBBBBMouseover"));
IList<HtmlControl> delete_div = listItem.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlControl>("class=body-component-menu-delete");
if((delete_div != null) && (delete_div.Count > 0))
{
Log.WriteLine(string.Format("language tile object deleted"));
delete_div[0].MouseClick();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1000);
}
}
}
Please refer to attachment
Thanks
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Hello,
the problem is that you're editing the HTML code of the page. This then affects how your code runs.
You use the collection listItemsCollection to go through each element in the page. And as you access each element - you delete it. This changes the content of the collection - the collection continuously checks what's going on in the page.
Here's what's happening:
at the start of the foreach loop all the elements are stored in the collection like so (zero-based indexing):
0 --> someValue
1 --> differentValue
2 --> thirdValue
3 -->fourthValue
etc.
When you go into the first cycle of the loop and you delete someValue - the collection gets rearranged like so:
0 --> different value
1 --> thirdValue
2 --> fourthValue
etc.
Now when your foreach loop goes into cycle 1 - it accesses thirdValue. It misses differentValue. That's why your test is deleting only half of the entries.
Stoich
the Telerik team
the problem is that you're editing the HTML code of the page. This then affects how your code runs.
You use the collection listItemsCollection to go through each element in the page. And as you access each element - you delete it. This changes the content of the collection - the collection continuously checks what's going on in the page.
Here's what's happening:
at the start of the foreach loop all the elements are stored in the collection like so (zero-based indexing):
0 --> someValue
1 --> differentValue
2 --> thirdValue
3 -->fourthValue
etc.
When you go into the first cycle of the loop and you delete someValue - the collection gets rearranged like so:
0 --> different value
1 --> thirdValue
2 --> fourthValue
etc.
Now when your foreach loop goes into cycle 1 - it accesses thirdValue. It misses differentValue. That's why your test is deleting only half of the entries.
So how do you overcome this deficiency? The easiest way is to go through the list in reverse order… delete the last item first and work back to index 0.
Regards,Stoich
the Telerik team
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