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SeeTestAutomation - ElementScrollToTableRow

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ElementScrollToTableRow(Zone, TableLocator, TableIndex, RowIndex)

Description​

This command allows you to scroll a row in a table or list to the top of screen.

Parameters​

  • Zone - Select the Zone in which the table is stored. If you set the value of the Zone to "default" or to some user-defined Zone name, the row scrolled to can be in a table stored in SeeTestAutomation’s repository.
  • TableLocator - Locator of the table class element
  • TableIndex - Index in case of multiple tables on the screen
  • RowIndex - The number of the row to scroll to

Usage​

Scenario: In the following example we will use the ElementScrollToTableRowCommand in order to get the 20th row of the Eri-Bank Application country list to the top of the screen.

 

Parameters: 

  • TableLocator: Table class locator - will be set to xpath=//*[@id='countryList']
  •  TableIndex: Table index - will be set to 0
  •  RowIndex: Will be set to 20 

Command Results:

Despite not even appearing as an element in the object spy at the starting point of the command, the 20th country in the list (Mexico) will now appear at the top of the screen.

Code Examples​

Java Example

client.elementScrollToTableRow("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[@id='countryList']", 0, 20);

C# Example Expand source

client.ElementScrollToTableRow("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[@id='countryList']", 0, 20);

VBScript Example Expand source

client.ElementScrollToTableRow "NATIVE", "xpath=//*[@id='countryList']", 0, 20
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Python Example Expand source

self.client.elementScrollToTableRow("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[@id='countryList']", 0, 20)

Perl Example Expand source

$client->elementScrollToTableRow("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[\@id='countryList']", 0, 20);

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