QTP – How to click on a link that is named according to a previous output value?
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Hello, My application requires me to click on a link that is dymanic, based upon text returned to the client in a previous step. For example, after logging in, I am presented with an "account number" on the screen. I want to save that account number as an output value. Then, in a future step, I’d like to click on a link on the page that has the identical "account number". The link on the screen is visually identical to the "account number" saved in the earlier output value. I know how to save the output value, but I’m unclear how to turn a link into a parameter that calls the output value. Thank you for your help!
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Massive oversight on my part... I got this working by simply double clicking the object properties of the ''link'' and changing the constant to a parameter (pointing to the earlier output value). Marked as spam
 Posted by jack-tors (Questions: 1, Answers: 1) Answered on August 31, 2010 9:11 pm
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