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  • Hi gits, thanks for your quick response.

    The non-display nodes appear to be created when the user navigates to this page (Benefits) from the previous web form page (Apply) in the form. This is because in the previous page, the options the user selects affect how many rows of checkboxes the user can see. I.e. - if they select 5 people, then columns of checkboxes are shown for each row / criteria within each accordion pane. I could go...
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  • Testing webpage with accordion object not pointing to all controls

    Hi there

    I'm doing some assertion tests on a page containing a number of checkboxes surrounded by an accordion object which someone else has given me.
    If you don't know what this looks like; here's a picture of an example: http://bit.ly/RdDcKu

    When you click on one of the panes to open it, the one that you had opened is closed, that's how it works.

    Anyway, In the web page, I am calling a number of other...
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    Last edited by mbewers980; Sep 6 '12, 02:18 PM. Reason: Setting a link I had created to use HTTP

  • Parsing for 2+ attributes of the same name in JavaScript

    Hi, this request is sort of 2 questions in 1 but both are related.

    Is there a way to parse the HTML of a page, after a user has made changes to the controls on that page (e.g. checking a checkbox that was originally un-checked, or typing text in a text box, etc.), using innerHtml??

    I know that using the document.getEle mentById is only able to return the attributes of a page on load but that it cannot deal with changes...
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  • Thanks for your reply gits. A colleague came up with another solution, which I reckon is a bit simpler. Which is

    1. Write your javascript code in your javascript test class.
    2. Use a click button as the input to run the test in the main page, call the method you want in javascript test class, when you click it.
    3. Add a reference to the class in the webpage like so:

    Code:
    <script src="../../Scripts/Benefits3-WithJQuery.js"
    ...
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    Last edited by gits; Aug 31 '12, 07:32 AM. Reason: added code tags

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  • Testing attributes of controls on vbhtml page

    Hi,

    I have a web page called Benefits.vbhtml written in vbhtml, which contains groups of checkbox controls and am trying to write some tests for it.

    I have a test method written in a separate Javascript file, which I have tried to call the test method from Benefits page when I click a submit button and write some statements to the Visual Studio console to show proof of testing, but nothing happens.

    If you have...
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