Attributes within an element.

[SD]

Hi Guys, 

I'm trying to write a simple test to find out whether a page is a read-only by checking if the attribute 'disable' is a part of a control's attribute (checkbox in this case).
I've got 3 disabled check-boxes on the page I'm testing. They look like this:

<input type="checkbox" disabled="disabled" name="assessmentForm:metCompletedPassedCourse" id="assessmentForm:metCompletedPassedCourse"/>

So I 'Collecting' all 3....

var checkBox = Manager.ActiveBrowser.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlInputCheckBox>("type=checkbox");

And then try to verify that 'disable' is an existing attribute of each one of the check boxes elements. 

Assert.True(checkBox.All(item => item.Attributes.Contains( ?

Could you pls advice what is the iAttribute value as I'm not able to complete the above assertion....

Ta.


 

[Stoich]

Hello Seth,

    this is a bit tricky because WebAii does recognize values for "disable". For instance your checkbox looks like this when we invoke the ToString() method on it. 
HtmlInputCheckBox:<INPUT id=assessmentForm:metCompletedPassedCourse disabled type=checkbox name=assessmentForm:metCompletedPassedCourse>
Notice how disabled is in there without a value assigned to it. Because of this you won't be able to find it as an attribute. 
Instead I just check whether the String representation of the Checkbox contains " disabled ". Here's my code:

foreach (HtmlInputCheckBox c in Manager.ActiveBrowser.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlInputCheckBox>("type=checkbox")) {

                Assert.IsTrue(c.ToString().Contains(" disabled "));

            }

*Note: I'm searching for " disabled " with whitespace before and after the word just to be 100% sure the element doesn't contain the string "disabled" else where in the definition (unlikely but still...).
I ran this code against the HTML you provided - it worked.

I this will get the job done - let me know if you have any more questions!

Regards,

Stoich

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