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• narayan Administrators

  February 2008

  If it is an image, then you could see if _image("id").alt or _image("id").title is the one you want.
  If the mouseover text is via javascript, you will have to find out what div or span is being displayed and then assert its contents.
• escape Members

  February 2008

  Hi
  
  first it is an image, I can simulate a mouseover event: _mouseOver(_image(51)) - but I can't verify the text (that is correctly shown in the Browserwindow).
  The text comes via javascript, I can call the function:
  
  _image(51).onmouseover or _call(__image(51).onmouseover)
  
  I get the result ((via the sahi [test-->] button )):
  
  function anonymous()
  {
  /*********some mousover text ; D ********//
  }
  
  
  How can I verify this text ?!?!?the text itself don't seems to be a element so I think _div(???) and _span (????) don't work....
• narayan Administrators

  February 2008

  Try this:
  

  _mouseOver(_image(51));
  _assertNotNull(_spandiv('text_on_mouseover'));
  

  _spandiv will kind of look for any span or div with the given text. Use a regular expression if that does not work. eg. _spandiv(/text_on_.*/).
  
  It may happen that the span/div was always on the page but not visible. In that case, _assertNotNull(_spandiv('text_on_mouseover')) will return true even before the mouse over. In that case, use

  _assertEqual('block', _style(_spandiv('text_on_mouseover'), 'display'))
  

  or

  _assertEqual('inline', _style(_spandiv('text_on_mouseover'), 'display'))
  

  depending on which works.
  
  What we are checking for is similar to _spandiv('text_on_mouseover').style.display == 'block' or 'inline'
  
  
  
  
  If it is possible, send a snippet of the html code.
• escape Members

  February 2008

  Hey
  
  first thanks for this input - the frist snipet of code doesn't work in my case
  
  now I have tested the following:
  
  _assertEqual(/.*my_mouse_over_text'.*/,_image(51).outerHTML);
  
  but the assertion fails , it looks like as if the reg expr is not handled correct.
• narayan Administrators

  February 2008

  _assertEqual does not take a regex as an argument.
  On the controller, evaluate _image(51).alt or _image(51).title and see what you get.
  If you do not get the desired text, post some html here.
  outerHTML is not supported on all browsers.
• pankaj.nith Members

  April 2008

  Hi,
  
  I also need to use regular expressions in assertions. Any help will be great
  
  Regards,
  Pankaj.
• pankaj.nith Members

  April 2008

  Hi,
  
  Please comment on the code below and let me know where i am wrong...
  
  var $aA = top.document.getElementsByTagName('span')[132];
  var $aAVal = parseInt($aA.getAttribute("innerText"));
  var $text = "xyz" + $aAVal + "abc";
  _assertContainsTextNew($text, _byId("id_xyz"));
  
  when i run this code through the script it gives error: undefined object.
  but if i run the same in the sahi controller (Evaluate Expression) it works fine.
  
  What I need to do is as follows:
  A particular number(string value) appears as a link on the page and I first need to convert the number to integer value and pass it to a variable which i want to use in an assertion.
  Any workarounds will be a great help.
  
  Regards,
  Pankaj.
• narayan Administrators

  April 2008

  top.document.getElementsByTagName is a page dependent variable.
  
  Do this:
  

  function getMyText(){
    var $aA = top.document.getElementsByTagName('span')[132];
    var $aAVal = parseInt($aA.getAttribute("innerText"));
    var $text = "xyz" + $aAVal + "abc";
    return $text;
  }
  _assertContainsTextNew(getMyText(), _byId("id_xyz"));
  

  Please read up on these links, to understand how to write scripts in Sahi:
  http://sahi.co.in/w/sahi-script-and-javascript
  http://sahi.co.in/w/Script/
  
  Btw, what is _assertContainsTextNew? Is it a scheduler function you have added?
• pankaj.nith Members

  May 2008

  Thanks a lot Sir. Thats working. however i still face the problem when i try to assign the value returned by the function to a variable.
  The _assertContainsTextNew() is similar to assertContainsText(). Was trying to return the desired value.
  
  Regards,
  Pankaj.