Try to use DOM... On Sunday, December 1, 2013 12:10:04 AM UTC+5:30, Randy Kobetich wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > I am working with a complex type of webpage where the elements all have > same properties (inner text etc) name etc. I am having issues identifying > So I can't set the field to a value. Also the name is always changing with > every run so when I do record and play followed by a replay it never works. > > WebElement().WebEdit().Set "text" is what I am wanting to do > > Class Name = WebEdit > class = formfield > html tag=INPUT > kind=singleline > type=text > > I looked at the raw source for the web page and the only item different > for each was something called tabindex. so I ended up doing ordinal > identifier (index) which worked. (not very elegant though) > > Does anyone know a better way? I have heard of Descriptive, Child > objects, .objects etc. But I am going to have to instruct several 'non > programmers' on how to do this and need the simplest way. Ideas anyone? >
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