First off, a checkbox is a select element. That is why you can manipulate 
it with <select> functions.

Can you try it using another attribute of the checkbox element to identify 
it? (id attribute or name attribute).  That will tell is whether or not 
it's the xpath that is causing the problems.

Kelcy Monday



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Sorry about adding the xml.    Here's something new

I used firefox's webtest recorder sidebar and when it recorded the steps I
took to fill the check box it recorded it as "<setSelectField>   even 
though
it is not a SelectField, it is simply a Checkbox.   I got the x path by
using firebug in firefox,  exploding the view of the page's source code, 
and clicking through each div, td, tr,  etc.   I did this (in case you are
wondering) because right clicking and "view in xpather" would not work on
this window.   The firebug exploded view approach worked on a few other
occasions to find a valid xpath,  but as valid as the xpath seems in this
case,  Webtest cannot find it. 

no matter,  I've tried running the test with the setSelectField step 
instead
of setCheckbox and still no change.   I agree, on paper it looks like the
xpath is the issue,  but I have checked and re-checked it. 
Is there any other way to move through this step? 
Thanks so much.

and here is the actual part of the code that's giving me so much grief.

 <clickButton label="View Palette Colors"/>        <!--passed-->
    <verifyText text="3 items found"/>              <!--passed-->
    <setSelectField xpath="/html/body/div/div/table/tbody/tr/td[6]/input"
text="fire"/>         <!--NO BUENO-->
    <clickElement description="add colors button"
xpath="/html/body/d...@id='content']/div/h6/a/img"/>
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