Question...

I have a search page that returns rows displayed on the web page by a default filter…  I want to verify the number of results on the page is the same number of results returned when I query the database.  How is this done using your tool?

Hello John,

There are many ways to do this depending on your exact scenario and most of all how theresults are displayed. In some cases it could be pretty simple to make this verification if the control provides such functionality. For example if you are using a "RadGrid" the number of the results can be displayed as shown in the attached screenshot.

In other cases we have to locate the parent element which contains the results in the DOM explorer and write a coded step. I am attaching a simple test project showing how to verify the number of results from a Google search. In "resultCount" I'm keeping the number of the child nodes from the search. And then I make a check if it is equal to "2".
See the attached sample and let me know if you have any further questions!

 
Regards,
Plamen
the Telerik team

Thanks for your suggestions, the attached screen shot may help me explain more clearly ...the red box around the target element is an example of one of the rows that I want to count on the page ...I want to bind a query to verify against the DB (which currently returns a count of 134 ) that  the number of rows that are counted on the page should equal 134… what are the steps to make this type of verification?

Hello John,

For the first suggestion, you have to select the verification step and use the binding expression $(PATNO) in the "Bindings" property(see screenshot). 

For the second, your code should look like this:
Hope this helps! 

Best wishes,
Plamen
the Telerik team