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• Sumitra Members

  December 2011

  Hi Fabrice,
  
  For normal dropdown _click(_select(4)) will not work, it will work only with _setSelected() API because it is a browser action API.
  
  The Actions which need to be performed on the browser are dispatched to the browser by the proxy.
  The remarkable thing about these Browser Action APIs, is that the parameter expressions
  passed to these APIs execute on the browser and not on the proxy.
  
  Regards
  Sumitra
• Fabrice B Members

  December 2011

  Hi Sumitra,
  
  OK i understand, is there a bypass to be able to see the list of the select on my playback ?
  
  thank you so
  
  Fabrice
• Sumitra Members

  December 2011

  Hi Fabrice,
  
  You can have a look at below URL :
  
  http://sahi.co.in/forums/viewtopic.php?id=2992
  
  Regards
  Sumitra
• Fabrice B Members

  December 2011

  Hi Sumitra,
  
  Thank you for this link it is interresting but a little too complex.
  
  Just what i want to do if it is possible is : with sahi example page http://sahi.co.in/demo/selectTest.htm
  
  On the browser page, When a click on _select("s1Id"), a list is open : i see this list. I just want to see the same thing when my playback script is launched.
  To be able to do that i must to found a way to click on this "select" in my script... simply
  
  Thank you so
  
  Fabrice
• Sumitra Members

  December 2011

  Hi Fabrice,
  
  If you are running a distributed script or a suite file then you wont be able to view the results on the controller. You can instead get the list of items from the dropdown list and perform assertion to check if the expected lists and the actual lists in the dropdown are the same.
  
  This is the way you can do it:
  

  _navigateTo("http://sahi.co.in/demo/selectTest.htm");
  <browser>
  function listElements() {
     var $items= new Array();
     $items = _select("s1Id").options;
     var $textElements = new Array();
     for(var $i=0; $i<$items.length; $i++){
         $textElements[$i] = _getText($items[$i]);
     }
  return $textElements;
  }
  </browser>
  var $expected = new Array("", "o1", "o2", "o3");
  _set($elements, listElements());
  _assertEqual($expected, $elements);
  

  
  Regards
  Sumitra