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We have a Coded UI Project that stores tests (controls, assertions etc.) in a compact db (SQL Server Ce). We have an MVC project that we incorporated the Coded UI tests project into. The tests are then run as part of the build process of the MVC project.
The problem we are having is that the tests expects all controls to have an Id. Looking at the properties for controls inside a telerik grid (href, cell, paging etc.), Id is not an option. Can anyone suggest a way to work around or a way we can add ids?
Here is a rendered link with in a grid cell that we can't "id"entify...
<td><a href="/SomeDataSet/Edit/2">waka waka</a></td>
The problem we are having is that the tests expects all controls to have an Id. Looking at the properties for controls inside a telerik grid (href, cell, paging etc.), Id is not an option. Can anyone suggest a way to work around or a way we can add ids?
Here is a rendered link with in a grid cell that we can't "id"entify...
<td><a href="/SomeDataSet/Edit/2">waka waka</a></td>
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Hi Paul,
Basically there is an ID assigned only to the component itself. That ID is the set via the Name() method provided by the fluent API for each component.
The HTML elements (rows,cells, header elements, pagination elements etc.) used inside the Grid do not have IDs - we do not support generating them and there is no work-around to set them.
Greetings,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
Basically there is an ID assigned only to the component itself. That ID is the set via the Name() method provided by the fluent API for each component.
The HTML elements (rows,cells, header elements, pagination elements etc.) used inside the Grid do not have IDs - we do not support generating them and there is no work-around to set them.
Greetings,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
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