Hi,

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

I have a doubt, parentNode property is returning only three objects,
but getElementsByName method is returning six objects in the page,
http://www.javascripter.net/faq/disablin.htm

Do not check any radio button, then the result is displayed as,
(I guess, it is returning first three objects)

Value: download
Selected: False
IsDisabled: False
Value: regular mail
Selected: False
IsDisabled: False
Value: courier
Selected: False
IsDisabled: False (**)

Check 5th radio button, then result is displayed as,
(I guess, it is returning last three objects)

Value: download
Selected: False
IsDisabled: False
Value: regular mail
Selected: True
IsDisabled: False
Value: courier
Selected: False
IsDisabled: True (**)

Regards,
Varma

On Apr 23, 1:17 pm, Anshoo Arora <[email protected]> wrote:
> Note: parentNode does return the parent object (if any) but at the
> same time, it can also return an array of childNodes. The reason why
> we need to access the childNodes in this case is because, we need to
> access each button as accessing the radio group will not give us the
> desired result. In other words, without accessing the child nodes, we
> will only retrieve the status of the Radio Group.
>
> Your code (both DOM & QTP) will retrieve all properties of the parent
> object, or the selected object, not the child nodes.
>
> I had tested this code here:http://www.javascripter.net/faq/disablin.htm
> with the following exact steps:
>
> Set oRadioGroup =
> Browser("title:=Disabling.*").Page("micclass:=Page").WebRadioGroup("name:=r1","location:=1").Object.parentNode
>
> For Each oRadio in oRadioGroup
>     Print "Value: " & oRadio.Value
>     Print "Selected: " & oRadio.Checked
>     Print "IsDisabled: " & oRadio.Disabled
> Next
>
> Set oRadioGroup = Nothing
>
> Guess, it doesn't work in all scenarios and looking at the HTML
> structure of other pages, it certainly makes total sense. That means,
> more R&D. :)
>
> Corrected code:
>
> Set oRadioGroup =
> Browser("").Page("").Object.getElementsByName("NamePropertyOfTheRadioGroupObject")
>
> For Each oRadio in oRadioGroup
>         MsgBox oRadio.Checked
> Next
>
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