Hi Srinivas, Sounds like you need a little jump start with using XPath expressions. It's a very powerful tool that is fairly simple to learn. Here a few places to get help with it: - http://www.w3schools.com/xpath/default.asp However this tutorial shows you spec 2.0 and jaxen (the library webtest incorporates) only implements 1.0 at this point. By what I can tell, the main differences are only in the functions each spec implements, so... - http://jaxen.org/apidocs/index.html Especially pay attention to the function and function.ext portions. - https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1095/ This is a great Firefox extension that will help you test out your XPath expressions and give you a guess about how to reference particular elements on your page. It does a great job with showing you collections that an xpath expression generates and when you have a syntax error in your expression. However, it doesn't do so good with many of the functions. For some reason, even though it will not report 'syntax error', it also will not show you the results of your function. - http://webtestrecorder.canoo.com/ Marc has created a Firefox extension that will do similar xpath evaluation, however it's in the early stages of development and may interfere with right-click operations in Firefox. I install (and uninstall later) when I need to test out some of my xpath expressions. - An example: xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'submit'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'true']" will evaluate correctly if you're submit button is has the attribute disabled set to 'true'. Or, most applications will just omit the 'disabled' attribute altogether when it is enabled, so you may can just do this: xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'submit'[EMAIL PROTECTED]" which will simply look for the disabled attribute.
> verifyXpath does not contain any property field. > If you used it, can you give a sample snippet. Hope that's not too much, but these have been the resources that have really helped me. Regards, Craig __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
