Problems with Ajax/Sharepoint Pop-Up : General Questions

[Todor]

As I don't want to work with Delays when I open a pop-up I tried using Code instead of it.

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           Report.Log(ReportLevel.Info, "before search");
           for(int i = 0;i < 10;i++)
           {
              Element o = null;
              repo.Servicedesk.test.TryFindSingle(".", out o);
              if(o != null)
              {
                 Report.Log(ReportLevel.Info, "found");
                 break;
              }
              Report.Log(ReportLevel.Info, "before delay");
              Delay.Duration(100);
              Report.Log(ReportLevel.Info, "in delay");
           }
           
           Report.Log(ReportLevel.Info, "after");


repo.Servicedesk.test = "body/div[1]/div/div[2]/iframe"

but the code finds the Pop-Up before it is loaded and fails when executing the next code.

In the picture there is the pop-up window and the other attachment is a snapshot of the site while the pop-up is opened.

Looking forward hearing from you

P.S.: I have read the User Guide concerning how to handle AJAX

[Support Team]

Hi,

You want to wait until the pop-up window appears, so you can do this by adding a "Validation" step.
You can validate a specific name of a button from the pop up window.
For instance:

Validate.Attribute(repo.YourDocument.YourIFrame.TheSpeicherButtonInfo, "Text", "Speichern");

The Validation action waits until the specific button is visible.
After this step you can perform your other actions.

Regards,
Markus
Ranorex Support Team

[Todor]

Are the regular RanoreXPath Expressions working in the Validate.Atribute() Method working too?

Example:

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Validate.Attribute(repo.Servicedesk.AjaxDropDown, "class", "RadComboBoxDropDown.*");
// instead of
Validate.Attribute(repo.Servicedesk.AjaxDropDown, "class", "RadComboBoxDropDown RadComboBoxDropDown_Default");


[Support Team]

Are the regular RanoreXPath Expressions working in the Validate.Atribute() Method working too?

There is an overload of the Validate.Attribute taking a standard .NET regular expression instead of a pure string argument:

Validate.Attribute(repo.Servicedesk.AjaxDropDown, "class", new System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("RadComboBoxDropDown.*"));

If you don't know the code to write for a specific action, just create that action with the Ranorex Recorder and have a look at the code the recorder generates. Then you don't have to wait for Ranorex support to answer your question in the forum

Regards,
Alex
Ranorex Team

[Todor]

Well, I did not know that it's possible to make a validation-step with the recorder, but thanks for the hint. I'll try it next time