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SeeTestAutomation - VerifyIn

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**void VerifyIn (**Zone, SearchElement, Index, Direction, ElementFindZone, ElementToFind, Width, Height)

Description​

Search for an element and verify that an element related to it exists. The direction can be UP, DOWN, LEFT or RIGHT.

Parameters​

If the searched element is not found, this function will throw exception.

Usage​

We will use the EriBank application to identify the Make Payment button using the Mortgage Request button. By this, we will make sure that the Make Payment button is above the Mortgage Request button.

Step 1: Login and navigate to the Make Payment page.

Step 2: Identify the properties of the Mortgage Request button.

Step 3: Now find the properties of the Make Payment Button.

Step 4: In the script area type in the command "Verifyin" and add the following properties:

Result:

Code Examples​

Java Example

client.verifyIn("NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=Mortgage Request", 0, "Up", "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=makePaymentButton", 0, 0);

C# Example Expand source

client.VerifyIn("NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=Mortgage Request", 0, "Up", "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=makePaymentButton", 0, 0);

VBScript Example Expand source

client.VerifyIn "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=Mortgage Request", 0, "Up", "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=makePaymentButton", 0, 0
Report

Python Example Expand source

self.client.verifyIn("NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=Mortgage Request", 0, "Up", "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=makePaymentButton", 0, 0)

Perl Example Expand source

$client->verifyIn("NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=Mortgage Request", 0, "Up", "NATIVE", "accessibilityLabel=makePaymentButton", 0, 0);
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