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David, I would need to see the code to see what
is happening. But if you are getting the collection of objects with the same
name and then trying to sort that array you can’t. The reason is that the
array of controls is really not an array it is unique object collection. If you
want to send me some code I can take a look at it and see what I can come up
with. The other thing that may help though I don’t know your circumstance
is that you can use Xpath expressions against the DOM so you might be able to
do something like that. See the previous post below that might be able to help
you out. Sergio ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ PREVIOUS
POST: Hi Paatsch, How about using XPath to get the element in just one
line of code rather then using the loops? In your case it would be something
like this: ie.checkbox(:xpath, "//td[contains(.,
'Test3')]/../td/input/").click() This XPath query first select the <td>
containing text Test3 (this is what you said is fixed and known before hand),
then it goes to its parent i.e. <tr> and then traverse down the tree to
first <td> and then <input> element inside that <td> which is
the checkbox element that you want. For using XPath download the tar ball from HEAD and
read the documentation under the docs section. Hope this helps. Regards, Angrez ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I ran into a similar problem and your
suggestion worked great. However, I ran into slightly different problem. In my
case, I have a list of users that can be updated and deleted. Every time I add
a user, the value is increased by 1. For example, <input type="checkbox"
name="selectedUsers" value="1"><user1> <input type="checkbox"
name="selectedUsers" value="2"><user2> and so on... To find the last index value, I sorted the
array to give the largest number. Knowing this I can delete the last user created.
The problem is this: When I try to use any of the built in Array methods other
than Sergio example, I get the following error: WIN32OLERuntimeError: Unknown property or method `sort' What am I doing wrong? |
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