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How can I use a variable in the code "searchLnk = ActiveBrowser.Find.ByContent(contentvalue);"
Where conentvalue was previously defined by contentvalue = “btnG”;
Rather than searchLnk = ActiveBrowser.Find.ByContent(”btnG”); is there a way NOT to have to use a LITERAL value? thanks joe
string
content =
"My content"
;
Element myElement = ActiveBrowser.Find.ByExpression(
"TextContent="
+ content);