Hi,
I have a selection of checkboxes that are created dynamically and so the test environment can never be sure of how many there will be.
We have Select All / Deselect All links which we already test for, but I would like to iterate through some test steps based on the current number of these checkboxes each time, however many there may be.
So essentially:
for each checkbox c in div-a {
Insert test steps here, and be able to reference the current active checkbox (c) each time
}
I am using the Telerik Test Studio IDE environment with very little use of custom coded steps
Thanks,
Ghandi
I have a selection of checkboxes that are created dynamically and so the test environment can never be sure of how many there will be.
We have Select All / Deselect All links which we already test for, but I would like to iterate through some test steps based on the current number of these checkboxes each time, however many there may be.
So essentially:
for each checkbox c in div-a {
Insert test steps here, and be able to reference the current active checkbox (c) each time
}
I am using the Telerik Test Studio IDE environment with very little use of custom coded steps
Thanks,
Ghandi
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
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Hello Ghandi,
You can put the steps you want to perform when the current active checkbox is selected in a Test as Step. You can call it CommonCheckboxSteps for example. Then you can get a collection of all checkboxes inside of the div element and execute the CommonCheckboxSteps test for each checkbox in the collection. Here's a sample code:
All the best,
Plamen
the Telerik team
You can put the steps you want to perform when the current active checkbox is selected in a Test as Step. You can call it CommonCheckboxSteps for example. Then you can get a collection of all checkboxes inside of the div element and execute the CommonCheckboxSteps test for each checkbox in the collection. Here's a sample code:
foreach(HtmlInputCheckBox checkbox in myDiv.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlInputCheckBox>("type=checkbox")){ //Check the checkbox checkbox.Check(true, true); //Execute test as step ExecuteTest("CommonCheckboxSteps"); }All the best,
Plamen
the Telerik team
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