AJAX Truclient on checkboxes
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Hello All, Question 1:We have requirement in AJAX Truclient scripting like there are random number of checkboxes, where we have to select the In-stock product and move further. But the In-stock checkboxes vary with different users. I know how to handle this with web(HTTP/HTML) protocol, here we are using AJAX Truclient protocol. so can anyone help me how to handle this. Question 2: //input[@type="radio" and @name="outFlight" and @value="Blue Skies Airlines$360$270$5:03"] //input[@type="radio" and @name="outFlight" and @value="Blue Skies Airlines$361$271$7:10"] //input[@type="radio" and @name="outFlight" and @value="Pangea Airlines$360$270$5:03"] if the value is some integer number we can do randomize but the value is some names. so how to handle this situtation. @davidmofosi – appreciate if you can answer with some screenshots
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ANSWER to Question 1 : ANSWER to Question 2: Step 1. Record the step for selecting the radio buttons. (if 3 radio buttons record all 3) Step 2. Select the 1st step and expand it. Make the 3 ID Methods are displayed. The 3 ID Methods have the following information for the 3 Radio Buttons. Automatic: * //input[@type=''radio'' and @value=''187309''] X Path Values: * //div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input[1] JavaScript: * evalXPath(''//input[@type=''radio'' and @value=''187309'']''); Steps 3:Consider the JavaScript method of 1st Radio Button. Paste the XPath value into the evalXPath step (within the quotes) so it now looks like this: * evalXPath(''//div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input[1]''); Step 4: Escape the quotes ('') in the XPath expression by preceding them with a backslash () so this now looks like this: * evalXPath(''//div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input[1]''); Step 5: To get all the radio buttons we remove the ordinal ([1]) so we now get: * evalXPath(''//div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input''); Step 6: Assign this expression to a variable called options (any variable name can be used) that will become an array containing all the elements matching the XPath we defined: * var options=evalXPath(''//div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input''); * random(options); The final JavaScript should look like, * var options=evalXPath(''//div[@id=''radioContentWrapper'']/input''); Step 8: Use 'Highlight' option to test whether the radio buttons are selected randomly. Results are shown after clicking on the 'Highlight' button. Step 9: Run the script with commenting out the other 2 radio buttons and see the results. Happy testing Marked as spam
 Posted by DavidMofOSI (Questions: 12, Answers: 384) Answered on June 27, 2016 2:39 pm
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