and i want to select the last row (./tr) from the table and then enter some text in the text field of the 2nd column (./td[2]) and 5th column (./td[5]) using Ranorex (version 6.1.0) and C#.
Any suggestion is appreciated
Thanks in advance.
How to handle a particular row and column in a Dynamic Web Table
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How to handle a particular row and column in a Dynamic Web Table
In my test scenario, we have a Dynamic Web table whose number of rows increases whenever a new row is added by any users.
and i want to select the last row (./tr) from the table and then enter some text in the text field of the 2nd column (./td[2]) and 5th column (./td[5]) using Ranorex (version 6.1.0) and C#.
Any suggestion is appreciated
Thanks in advance.
and i want to select the last row (./tr) from the table and then enter some text in the text field of the 2nd column (./td[2]) and 5th column (./td[5]) using Ranorex (version 6.1.0) and C#.
Any suggestion is appreciated
Thanks in advance.
Re: How to handle a particular row and column in a Dynamic Web Table
Hi,
It would be very useful if you post a Ranorex snapshot (NOT screenshot) of the table in question. Without snapshot, it's hard to suggest something reliable.
It would be very useful if you post a Ranorex snapshot (NOT screenshot) of the table in question. Without snapshot, it's hard to suggest something reliable.
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: How to handle a particular row and column in a Dynamic Web Table
As Pavel said, it would be helpful if you posted a Ranorex Snapshot of the table.
In addition, this is actually one of the times that you probably SHOULD use indexes.
For example, to get the last row, you would use: "./tr[-1]". You have already demonstrated that you understand how to get the 2nd and 5th, etc.
You can parameterize the index as well, so you can pass it in at runtime from a datasource or a different variable, like: "./tr[$myIndex]".
Edit to add: Note that XPath (and therefore RanoreXPath) indexes are 1-based, NOT 0-based like .NET indexes.
In addition, this is actually one of the times that you probably SHOULD use indexes.
For example, to get the last row, you would use: "./tr[-1]". You have already demonstrated that you understand how to get the 2nd and 5th, etc.
You can parameterize the index as well, so you can pass it in at runtime from a datasource or a different variable, like: "./tr[$myIndex]".
Edit to add: Note that XPath (and therefore RanoreXPath) indexes are 1-based, NOT 0-based like .NET indexes.
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