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DropDown Selection From List of Values
jrsreenivas
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Hi
I have a drop down list which consist of 3 values in the drop down list with Empty Value [ Null] with starting
Ex : Blank Space, Administrator,Agent and Supervisor
I want to check the dropdown condition so that the drop down should consist of any of the 3 value that are Administrator or Agent or Supervisor
i tried with the below script but its not working
_assertExists(_condition(_setSelected(_select("ddlTaskGroup"),"Administrator"||"Agent"||"Supervisor")));
Please let me know if any one of you have a solution
Thanks
Sreenivas
I have a drop down list which consist of 3 values in the drop down list with Empty Value [ Null] with starting
Ex : Blank Space, Administrator,Agent and Supervisor
I want to check the dropdown condition so that the drop down should consist of any of the 3 value that are Administrator or Agent or Supervisor
i tried with the below script but its not working
_assertExists(_condition(_setSelected(_select("ddlTaskGroup"),"Administrator"||"Agent"||"Supervisor")));
Please let me know if any one of you have a solution
Thanks
Sreenivas
Comments
There are multiple mistakes in this. Please have a look at the Sahi APIs to get a hang of what each one does. http://sahi.co.in/w/sahi-apis
Have a look at _getSelectedText and the various _assert APIs
In your case you could do
Regards,
Narayan
the below one worked for me .
_assertNotEqual(_getSelectedText(_select("ddlTaskGroup")).match(/Administrator|Agent|Supervisor/));
Both of them should have worked though the first one is the right way.
_assertNotEqual takes 2 parameters which are compared against each other. In the absence of the second, the second parameter is considered null. So basically you are saying
_assertNotEqual(xx, null) which is the same as _assertNotNull(xx)
Are you sure the first one does not work?
Regards,
Narayan