Selenium ListBoxFunctions::ActivatePartialMatch
Routine to DblClick and Verify an item according to a partial text match.
Routine to DblClick and Verify an item according to a partial text match.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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TextValue
Case-sensitive substring of node to DblClick and verify.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive substring to DblClick and verify.
Examples:
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::ActivateTextItem
Routine to DblClick and Verify an item according to its text value.
Routine to DblClick and Verify an item according to its text value.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node to DblClick and verify.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text item to DblClick and verify.
Examples:
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::ActivateUnverifiedPartialMatch
DblClicks an item according to a partial text match.
DblClicks an item according to a partial text match.
The item is activated but no check is performed after
the selection to verify the selection was successful.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive substring of node to DblClick.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive substring to DblClick.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::ActivateUnverifiedTextItem
Routine to DblClick an item according to its text value.
Routine to DblClick an item according to its text value.
No check is performed after the selection to verify success.
This is typically done for cases when the listbox is only temporary
in nature and disappears immediately upon a selection.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node to DblClick.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text item to DblClick.
No check is performed after the selection to verify success.
This is typically done for cases when the listbox is only temporary
in nature and disappears immediately upon a selection.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectAnotherTextItem
Routine to Control+Click and Verify a selection according to its text value.
This adds selected items to items already selected.
NOTE: This may not work in all environments (Java, Web, etc...)
For example, in Java, we can usually verify that an item exists
in the list; but we do not seem to be able to verify if a newly
added selection to multiple selections is actually selected.
So, for Java, we will verify existence in the list, but we cannot
verify the selection was successful--we will skip that last check.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node to select and verify.
Examples:
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, SelectAnotherTextItem , "AParticularUserID"
Selects "AParticularUserID" from the ListBox object.
Selects "AParticularUserID" from the ListBox object.
This adds to any existing items already selected.
When possible, we will also attempt to verify the added selection
was successful.
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectAnotherUnverifiedTextItem
Routine to Control+Click an item according to its text value.
No post-select verification of the selection is performed.
Routine to Control+Click an item according to its text value.
No post-select verification of the selection is performed. This selection
is added to any items already selected.
NOTE: This may not work in all environments (Java, Web, etc...)
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectIndex
Select an item based on it's index in the list, starting from 1
Select an item based on it's index in the list, starting from 1
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
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Index
Index of the text item to select, starting from 1
Index of the text item to select, starting from 1
Examples:
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectPartialMatch
Routine to Click and Verify an item according to a partial text match.
Routine to Click and Verify an item according to a partial text match.
Note: for RobotJ, same as SelectUnverifiedPartialMatch
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive substring of node to select and verify.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive substring to select and verify.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectTextItem
Routine to Click and Verify a selection according to its text value.
Routine to Click and Verify a selection according to
its text value.
Note: RobotJ also uses the identical keyword 'Select'
Note: For RobotJ, there is no additional verify step in
the framework code, in other words, for
RobotJ, the SelectTextItem and
SelectUnverifiedTextItem keywords are identical
because RobotJ does all of the verification internally
and there is no control over that in it's api.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node to select and verify.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text item to select and verify.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectUnverifiedPartialMatch
Routine to Click an item according to a partial text match.
Routine to Click an item according to a partial text match.
No check is performed after the selection to verify success.
This is typically done for cases when the listbox is only temporary
in nature and disappears immediately upon a selection.
Note: for RobotJ, same as SelectPartialMatch
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive substring of node to select.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive substring to select.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::SelectUnverifiedTextItem
Routine to Click a selection according to its text value.
Routine to Click a selection according to its text value.
No check is performed after the selection to verify success.
This is typically done for cases when the listbox is only temporary
in nature and disappears immediately upon a
selection.
Note: RobotJ also uses the identical keyword 'SelectUnverified'
Note: This is the default for RobotJ, in other words, for
RobotJ, the SelectTextItem and
SelectUnverifiedTextItem keywords are identical
because RobotJ does all of the verification internally
and there is no control over that in it's api.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node to select.
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text item to select.
No check is performed after the selection to verify success.
This is typically done for cases when the listbox is only temporary
in nature and disappears immediately upon a selection.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifyItemUnselected
Verifies a particular case-sensitive text item is NOT selected.
Verifies a particular case-sensitive text item is NOT selected.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node that will be verified as unselected
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text of the item that is expected to NOT be selected.
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifyListContains
Verifies a particular list-item exists in the list (somewhere)
Verifies a particular list-item exists in the list (somewhere). The comparison
can be case-sensitive. By default, it is not.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
String to look for in the list.
String to look for in the list.
- [ CaseSensitive = ]
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search.
Robot (others?) also supports "CASE-SENSITIVE" in place of "TRUE" for this parameter.
Examples:
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContains, "ATextString", "True"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString"
using a case-sensitive comparison.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContains, "ATextString", "Case-Sensitive"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString" using a
case-sensitive comparison. The use of "CASE-SENSITIVE" literal text instead of
"TRUE" initially is implemented on Robot. Other engines will support this as
developers can get in there and add it.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContains, "ATextString10", "False"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString10"
case-insensitive search. The "False" is not really necessary since the search
is not case-sensitive by default.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContains, "ATextString10"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString10"
using a comparison that is not case-sensitive.
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifyListContainsPartialMatch
Verifies a particular list-item substring exists in the list (somewhere)
Verifies a particular list-item substring exists in the list (somewhere). The comparison
can be case-sensitive. By default, it is not.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
SubString to look for in the list.
SubString to look for in the list.
- [ CaseSensitive = ]
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search.
Robot (others?) also supports "CASE-SENSITIVE" in place of "TRUE" for this parameter.
Examples:
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContainsPartialMatch, "Text", "True"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item containing the substring "Text"
using a case-sensitive comparison.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContainsPartialMatch, "Text", "Case-Sensitive"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item containing the substring "Text"
using a case-sensitive comparison. The use of "CASE-SENSITIVE" literal text instead of
"TRUE" initially is implemented in Robot. Other engines will support this as
developers can add it.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContainsPartialMatch, "Text", "False"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item containing the substring "Text"
case-insensitive search. The "False" is not really necessary since the search
is not case-sensitive by default.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListContainsPartialMatch, "Text"
Verifies that the listbox contains somewhere an item containing the substring
"Text" using a comparison that is not case-sensitive.
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifyListDoesNotContain
Verifies a particular list-item does NOT exists in the list (somewhere)
Verifies a particular list-item does NOT exists in the list (somewhere).
The comparison can be case-sensitive. It is NOT case-sensitive by default.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
String to look for in the list.
String to look for in the list.
- [ CaseSensitive = ]
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search. Robot also supports the literal
string "CASE-SENSITIVE" instead of "TRUE".
Examples:
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContain, "ATextString", "True"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString"
case-sensitive search.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContain, "ATextString", "Case-Sensitive"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString"
case-sensitive search. The "Case-Sensitive" literal text instead of "True"
may only be supported by Robot initially.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContain, "ATextString10", "False"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString10"
case-insensitive search. "False" is not really necessary as comparisons here
are NOT case-sensitive by default.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContain, "ATextString10"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contains somewhere an item equal to "ATextString10"
case-insensitive search.
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifyListDoesNotContainPartialMatch
Verifies a particular list-item substring does NOT exists in the list (somewhere)
Verifies a particular list-item substring does NOT exists in the list (somewhere).
The comparison can be case-sensitive. It is NOT case-sensitive by default.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
SubString to look for in the list.
SubString to look for in the list.
- [ CaseSensitive = ]
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search
Optional "True" for case-sensitive search. Robot also supports the literal
string "CASE-SENSITIVE" instead of "TRUE".
Examples:
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContainPartialMatch, "Text", "True"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contain an item containg the substring "Text"
using a case-sensitive search.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContainPartialMatch, "String", "Case-Sensitive"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contain an item containing the substring "String"
using a case-sensitive search. The "Case-Sensitive" literal text instead of "True"
may only be supported by Robot initially.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContainPartialMatch, "String", "False"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT contain an item containing the substring "String"
using a case-insensitive search. "False" is not really necessary as comparisons here
are NOT case-sensitive by default.
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T, WINDOW, ListBox, VerifyListDoesNotContainPartialMatch, "Text"
Verifies that the listbox does NOT containan item containing the substring
"Text" using a case-insensitive search.
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Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifySelectedItem
Verifies a particular case-sensitive text item is selected
Verifies a particular case-sensitive text item is selected
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive text of node that will be verified as selected
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive text of the item expected to already be selected
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]
Selenium ListBoxFunctions::VerifySelectedPartialMatch
Verifies a particular case-sensitive item is selected
based on a substring match.
Verifies a particular case-sensitive item is selected
based on a substring match.
Fields: [ ]=
Optional with Default Value
-
TextValue
Case-sensitive substring of node that will be verified selected
TextValue should contain the case-sensitive substring of the item expected to already be selected
Examples:
[How To Read This Reference]