SeeTestAutomation- ElementListVisible

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Note: This command will work only on instrumented applications. for more information see application preparation.

boolean elementListVisible (ListLocator, ElementLocator, Index)

Description

Matching command to elementListSelect. Will make element on a list visible

Parameters

• ListLocator: List locator

• ElementLocator: Element locator  

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  Note:  This variable does not support XPath queries

• Index: Element index

Usage

Command Usage: This is actually elementListSelect command with click parameter of false.

Scenario: In the following example we will use the EriBank application to select an element from the country list.

Step 1: Login to the EriBank application.

Step 2: Click the Make Payment button.

Step 3: Click Select button.

Step 4: See elementListSelect example on how to get the list locator Native properties and the  element locator Native properties (The option you want to pick on the list).

In this example we would want to make the United Kingdom option

Step 5: Set the commands properties to find the element

1. List Locator: "id=countryList"
2. Element Locator: "text=United Kingdom"
3. Index: 0

This will now find 'United Kingdom' and make it visible on the screen.

Console log:

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Code Examples

Java Example

client.elementListVisible("id=countryList", "text=United Kingdom", 0);

C# Example Expand source

client.ElementListVisible("id=countryList", "text=United Kingdom", 0);

VBScript Example Expand source

client.ElementListVisible ( "id=countryList", "text=United Kingdom", 0 )

Python Example Expand source

self.client.elementListVisible("id=countryList", "text=United Kingdom", 0)

Perl Example Expand source

$client->elementListVisible("id=countryList", "text=United Kingdom", 0);