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• narayan Administrators

  June 2010

  Are there a lot of radio buttons on the page? Is it possible to use _near or _in to get to the radio button?
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• ads Members

  June 2010

  thanks for the reply...
  
  Yes there is a radio button _radio("handle[83152][status]") above it which is constant.
  
  Here when we create with a new handle the value is new(can't assume) and gets added up.So I
  
  need to get the value every time after creation...
  
  Could u explain me the _near or _in, since I am new to this tool?
• narayan Administrators

  June 2010

  Hi,
  
  Have a look at DOM Relations in Browser Accessor APIs: http://sahi.co.in/w/browser-accessor-apis
  
  It explains how to use _in and _near to get to elements whose ids are not constant.
  
  For example, the textarea near "Write message:" on this screen can be accessed by
  _textarea(0, _near(_span("Write message:")))
  
  It may be easier if you post the HTML of the section containing the radio buttons, for us to understand the structure better.
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• ads Members

  June 2010

  Yes this is good.....the near and in...
  
  it worked out fine with
  _assertNotTrue(_radio(/call_handle/, _near(_link("My default rules")).checked));
  
  Narayan this is for the nearest(radio) one to My default rules link...but for 2nd and 3rd links not working out...
  
  like for _assertNotTrue(_radio("/call_handle/[1]", _near(_link("My default rules")).checked));
  
  _assertNotTrue(_radio("/call_handle/[2]", _near(_link("My default rules")).checked));
• narayan Administrators

  June 2010

  Looks like the brackets are incorrect. Should have been:
  
  _assertNotTrue(_radio(/call_handle/, _near(_link("My default rules"))).checked);
  _assertNotTrue(_radio("/call_handle/[1]", _near(_link("My default rules"))).checked);
  _assertNotTrue(_radio("/call_handle/[2]", _near(_link("My default rules"))).checked);