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Selenium to select a RadComboBox generated table

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Scott
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Scott asked on 16 Jul 2010, 09:48 PM
Good to know that the Telerik ASP.NET QA team uses Selenium, hopefully my situation will make sense.

Environment: Webside:  RadControls (ASP.NET AJAX), Server 2008 R2; Scripting running ActiveState Perl/Test::WWW::Selenium;

Goal: To email a RadComboBox generated table.

Question: I have a Selenium script that logs into the website, navigates to the appropriate page, expands the grouped rows. I want to email this page, but my only solution has been to have Selenium take a screenshot, which it saves and then another script picks it up and  mails it.

The issue is that the screenshot only gets the first page, ie with scrollbars. Is there a selenium command that will return say the first 10 rows (expanded) of a RadComboBox, ideally output to a file?

Any pointers, whether to a solution or a more appropriate forum, will be appreciated.

Thanks!

Scott...

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Cody
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answered on 16 Jul 2010, 10:52 PM
Hello Scott,

I am sorry but this forum is dedicated to support of our WebUI Test Studio product. Even our QA team is switching all website testing to our own product.

If you wish to consider using WebUI Test Studio in place of Selenium we'll be happy to assist you. I can confirm WebUI Test Studio would have no problem directly accessing the FULL contents of the RadComboBox such that you can place them into an email message directly as text. No screenshots would be needed. Would you be interested in pursuing this avenue with us?

All the best,
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Daniel Levy
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answered on 19 Jul 2010, 01:30 PM
Hello Scott,

As a followup to Cody's note, I'd like to inform you that WebUI offers extended translators for Telerik's ASP.NET AJAX controls. The extended translators will allow for robust verifications beyond the basic visible / content / style verifications of traditional web testing.

We offer a 30 day trial download of WebUI that I encourage you to check out. Feel free to reach out with any additional questions.

Best wishes,
Daniel Levy
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