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Hello Bay,
yes, it's possible to use it in an ASP / HTML application. We have info on XPath Find Logic in the (otherwise a bit outdated) guide for the Dev edition:
http://www.telerik.com/download/TestStudio/Developer_edition.pdf
Just search for "Xpath" in the PDF in order to find it.
Also, you can find a bit of info here:http://www.artoftest.com/support/webaii/topicsindex.aspx?topic=elementid
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team
yes, it's possible to use it in an ASP / HTML application. We have info on XPath Find Logic in the (otherwise a bit outdated) guide for the Dev edition:
http://www.telerik.com/download/TestStudio/Developer_edition.pdf
Just search for "Xpath" in the PDF in order to find it.
Also, you can find a bit of info here:http://www.artoftest.com/support/webaii/topicsindex.aspx?topic=elementid
I hope this helps!
Regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team
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answered on 11 Mar 2011, 05:51 PM
Thanks.
So, if i want to use xpath in the find logic of an uncoded step, i have to use "xpath" in the sentence builder (even though it is not there)?
If so, is it case sensitive (xpath != XPath != XPATH) or insensitive (xpath = XPath = XPATH).
Also, the references you pointed me to are for coded steps, can i just use a string equivalent to the quoted portion in the examples?
I went to the Project Settings and added xpath to the top of the list of identification options expecting new verifications will first use the xpath option but this was a stupid / naive idea as WEB UI did not change anything in the default Find Logic.
Is this because of the way the application pages are constructed? Bug in Telerik? Inappropriate setting on my part?
Is there any way to cause WEB UI to offer some xpath expressions so i can learn by example?
Thanks,
Bey
So, if i want to use xpath in the find logic of an uncoded step, i have to use "xpath" in the sentence builder (even though it is not there)?
If so, is it case sensitive (xpath != XPath != XPATH) or insensitive (xpath = XPath = XPATH).
Also, the references you pointed me to are for coded steps, can i just use a string equivalent to the quoted portion in the examples?
I went to the Project Settings and added xpath to the top of the list of identification options expecting new verifications will first use the xpath option but this was a stupid / naive idea as WEB UI did not change anything in the default Find Logic.
Is this because of the way the application pages are constructed? Bug in Telerik? Inappropriate setting on my part?
Is there any way to cause WEB UI to offer some xpath expressions so i can learn by example?
Thanks,
Bey
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Hello Bey,
yes, Xpath is case-sensitive.
Currently adding Xpath to Identification Logic doesn't do anything because we don't have an Xpath generator. As discussed in ticket 405038 such a generator will be included with our next release.
@Also, the references you pointed me to are for coded steps, can i just use a string equivalent to the quoted portion in the examples?
Yes!
Please let me know how it goes!
Best wishes,
yes, Xpath is case-sensitive.
Currently adding Xpath to Identification Logic doesn't do anything because we don't have an Xpath generator. As discussed in ticket 405038 such a generator will be included with our next release.
@Also, the references you pointed me to are for coded steps, can i just use a string equivalent to the quoted portion in the examples?
Yes!
Please let me know how it goes!
Best wishes,
Stoich
the Telerik team