Following script is generated against Page1 for radio buttons
Browser("XYZ").Page("XYZ").WebRadioGroup("frm:_idJsp69").Select
"Female"
Browser("XYZ").Page("XYZ").WebRadioGroup("frm:_idJsp71").Select
"Husband"
Following script is generated against Page2 for similar radio buttons
Browser("XYZ").Page("XYZ").WebRadioGroup("frm:_idJsp59").Select
"Female"
Browser("XYZ").Page("XYZ").WebRadioGroup("frm:_idJsp88").Select
"Husband"
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I changed the property "Name" for both the above WebRadioGroup (in
Object Repository) to frm:_idJsp.* [using regular expression]
respectively and called them through a function on both the pages.
(The reason being that i want to call through a function as these two
lines reside on some 10 different pages)
The function runs successfully for Page1, but it gives an error
message on Page2:
The "[ WebRadioGroup ]" object's description matches more than one of
the objects currently displayed in your application. Add additional
properties to the object description in order to uniquely identify the
object.
The descriptive programming fails on page2 as well:
Set B = Browser("title:=XYZ").Page("title:=XYZ")
B.WebRadioGroup("name:=frm:_idJsp.*").Select "Female"
B.WebRadioGroup("name:=frm:_idJsp.*").Select "Husband"
There is no other unique ID that I can use to distinguish them. The
only ID is the name which I am using as a regular expression so that I
can use in function to call them on different pages.
If uniqueness is the cause, why is it succeeding for Page1.
Need assistance.
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