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Hello Andrew,
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Cody
For Silverlight or for AJAX/ASP.NET?
- RadGrid: wait for visible - Not on the RadGrid itself, but do you really need this test? How about waiting for some property on the RadGrid to be set instead?
- verify a Radgrid row count of 0 - The quick task looks at the current count and displays a quick task for that value.
- radwindow: wait for visible- it's termed "radWindow is not closed".
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answered on 29 Sep 2010, 01:32 PM
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ok, but for the count I do it when I have items in the grid I do get the count option but when there is nothing in the grid I do not get this option.
just going from memory but the quick task for the count is on the dataitemview? and when there is no data in the grid this opthion is not available.
ok, but for the count I do it when I have items in the grid I do get the count option but when there is nothing in the grid I do not get this option.
just going from memory but the quick task for the count is on the dataitemview? and when there is no data in the grid this opthion is not available.
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Hello Andrew,
I just checked this and the quick task is available when there are no items in the Grid (you can see this in the first attached screenshot). In any case, if it does not appear for some reason for you, a simple workaround is to copy an existing items count verification and change the value of the ItemCount property to whatever value you need to verify against. I am attaching a screenshot to illustrate this as well.
Best wishes,
Pavel
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I just checked this and the quick task is available when there are no items in the Grid (you can see this in the first attached screenshot). In any case, if it does not appear for some reason for you, a simple workaround is to copy an existing items count verification and change the value of the ItemCount property to whatever value you need to verify against. I am attaching a screenshot to illustrate this as well.
Best wishes,
Pavel
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