Can not verify encode text

[Ha]

Hi all
After I recorded verify step on IE
I run it on firefox but it's not running because encode of string
I corrected :  Pages.InachisHardwareAndChannels0.StartNbspMarkLabelTag.AssertContent().TextContent(ArtOfTest.Common.StringCompareType.Contains, WebUtility.HtmlDecode("Start Mark"));
But it don't run.

Please refer attachment
Thanks so much

[Stoich]

Hello,
you need to be careful with &nbps. IE renders it as blank space. Firefox does not render that element - instead its treated as regular text within the HTML code of the page. You need to work around this limitation:

This can be a problem on two separate occasions:
1) Find Expressions. If the find logic for an element is based on its text content. For instance:
Text Content is exactly &nbpssometext
you need to change that to
Text Content contains sometext
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/elements-pane-overview/find-element.aspx

2) Text Content Verifications:
Verify Text Content is exactly &nbpssometext
needs to be changed to
Verify Text Content contains &sometext

Greetings,
Stoich
the Telerik team

[Ha]

Hi Stoich
If Text Content Verifications:
Verify Text Content is exactly &nbpssometext
needs to be changed to
Verify Text Content contains &sometext
1- I must change test when I test on other brower. It's right?
2- Otherwise, I know "contains compare type" is not exactly .
For example: compare string (1) "HHa" and  string (2) "Ha"  with "Ha"
If use exact ="Ha", only string (2) is correct
But use contain ="Ha", both of them is correct
Is it right?

[Stoich]

Hi,

If Text Content Verifications:
Verify Text Content is exactly &nbpssometext
needs to be changed to
Verify Text Content contains &sometext

It needs to be changed to Verify Text Content contains sometext (without the '&').

1- I must change test when I test on other brower. It's right? - No, the Contains will work on both browsers.

2- Otherwise, I know "contains compare type" is not exactly .
For example: compare string (1) "HHa" and  string (2) "Ha"  with "Ha"
If use exact ="Ha", only string (2) is correct
But use contain ="Ha", both of them is correct
Is it right?
Yes, this is correct!

If you're worried that Contains is not specific enough for you - you can create two separate steps and configure each to run again a specific browser:
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/code-samples/general/browser-specific-actions.aspx

Regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team