Hi,
I'm following the
Data Driven Find Expressions
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/code-samples/general/data-driven-find-expressions.aspx
But got the following error:
(CS1061) 'TestProj.Pages.TelerikExtensionsForASPPage' does not contain a definition for 'UnorderedList' and no extension method 'UnorderedList' accepting a first argument of type 'TestProj.Pages.TelerikExtensionsForASPPage' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
Does that mean that I have to install the TelerikExtensionsForASPPage before following the Data Driven Find Expressions example?
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Anthony
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It means that the UnorderedList needs to be added to the Elements Explorer before you can reference it in a coded step. I've updated the article to include this step.
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answered on 27 Mar 2012, 10:25 PM
"I've updated the article to include this step. "
cool. thanks
I've got two questions regarding the Data Driven Find Expressions document.
Q1: how to insert a script step?
Q2: Having closed the browser and stop recording, how can I locate the parent element in the DOM Explorer?
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cool. thanks
I've got two questions regarding the Data Driven Find Expressions document.
3. Close the browser to stop recording.
4. Insert a Script Step.
then locate the parent element in the DOM ExplorerQ1: how to insert a script step?
Q2: Having closed the browser and stop recording, how can I locate the parent element in the DOM Explorer?
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1. Press Script Step from the Add ribbon on the Record tab. See here for a screen shot.
2. That was one of the issues with the original version of the article. Refresh the page to see the new sequence of steps. With the browser open and in recording mode on the correct page, enable hover over highlighting from the Recording Toolbar. Then you can locate the ComboBox in the DOM and locate the parent <ul> element.
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answered on 28 Mar 2012, 02:24 AM
Oh, much clearer this time. Thanks Anthony.
Oh, BTW, maybe you want to link the word "Insert" to the url you just mentioned, or maybe not...
Insert a Script Step.
Oh, BTW, maybe you want to link the word "Insert" to the url you just mentioned, or maybe not...
Insert a Script Step.