Monday, September 3, 2012

Child Objects Method in QTP


 Child Objects

              This method will display the count of the needed objects that we needed specifically from the application.

For Example:

           1. We might be need the no. of Links (Links)
           2. We might be need the no. of Buttons (WinButton, WebButton)
           3. We might be need the no. of Editbox (WinEdit, WebEdit)  

To display the count of the objects present in the same name we can declare the below syntax.

Example: 1

'Display the count of the links present in the google page:

Set lnk=Description.Create
lnk("micclass").value="Link"
Set brw=Description.Create
brw("name").value="Google"
Set olinks=Browser("name:=Google").Page("title:=Google").ChildObjects(lnk)
msgbox olinks.count

Example: 2

'Display the count of the buttons present in the qtp default flight application landing page:

Set btns=Description.Create
btns("micclass").value="WinButton"
Set dlg=Description.Create
dlg("name").value="Login"
Set ocollection=Dialog("text:=Login").ChildObjects(btns)
msgbox ocollection.count

Example: 3

'Display the count of the Edit Boxes present in the qtp default flight application landing page:

Set btns=Description.Create
btns("micclass").value="WinEdit"
Set dlg=Description.Create
dlg("name").value="Login"
Set ocollection=Dialog("text:=Login").ChildObjects(btns)
msgbox ocollection.count


2 comments:



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