Unable to identify the grand child

[faheem412]

Hi All,

I am new to Ranorex and facing issues to identify the objects. I couldn't find the grand child object. I have used FindChildren, but I am not getting.
Hierarchy is a-b-c-d-e, where a is the parent and e the object i need to identify.
Could you please help me to solve this?

[krstcs]

Ranorex team, please move this to the appropriate forum area.

faheem412, this area is for posting job openings or personal work availability for Ranorex specific positions.

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[Vega]

It will be hard to provide a solution without seeing a Ranorex snapshot, so if you can please provide one:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/how ... x-snapshot

You should be able to find object 'e' using a relative path from the parent object 'a'. Once again this will be difficult to explain without seeing a Ranorex snapshot but I'll try:

Structure:

-A (Parent [label type])
--B
---C
----D
-----E (desired object [buttontype])

So let's say the path for my parent object 'A' is /form[@title='Example']/?/?/label

I could do something like /form[@title='Example']/?/?/label/?/?/?/button
So here I am using the 'any optional' (/?) operator to skip B / C / D. I would not consider this optimal but it should work; once again depending on your application structure. There are of course many other ways you can do this depending on your application structure as Ranorex path is pretty powerful and flexible. Once again if you're able to provide a Ranorex snapshot it would help a lot!

RanorexPath Tips and tricks:
https://www.ranorex.com/blog/ranorexpat ... nd-tricks/

Ranorex Path general:
https://www.ranorex.com/help/latest/ranorexpath