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Background
The eValid DOM index/motion algorithmic/structural testing capability makes it possible
to produce robust tests which behave independently of page specifics.
Use of the DOM Manipulation Resources leads to tests that are able to operate at a level of abstraction above that of the usual eValid command level. This example is one of a series that illustrate how this process works. Please see the Guide To Examples for the complete set.
Description of Tested Feature
This example navigates to a Sample Web Form and inputs text into a form's field.
The passage may be different if the navigation is performed
via a JavaScript passage.
Index/Motion Command Sequence
Here is the command sequence that achieves the result:
... IndexSet 0 IndexFindElement wid DOWN "name" "value" "" IndexInputValue wid "TEXT" "Text-To-Be-Entered" "" "" ...
eValid Script
Here is the eValid script that is an actual instance of this action.
# Recording by eValid V9 # Copyright 2012 by Software Research, Inc. # Recording made on: Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 (IE 7.0.5730.13) ProjectID "Project" GroupID "Test" TestID "example05" LogID "AUTO" InitLink "http://www.udel.edu/topics/internet/WWW/sampform.html" Wait 1518 # Recorded command... #------------------------------------------------------------------------ InputValue 0 25 "TEXT" "" "Last Name" "Smith" "" "" #------------------------------------------------------------------------ InitLink "http://www.udel.edu/topics/internet/WWW/sampform.html" Wait 1518 # Structural command equivalent... #------------------------------------------------------------------------ IndexSet 0 IndexFindElement 0 DOWN "name" "Last Name" "" IndexInputValue 0 "TEXT" "Smith" "" "" #------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wait 1000 ResetClick 0 30 "" "" "Reset" "" # End of script.
Download example05.evs
How It Works
Here the example passage finds the chosen FORM element and then puts the required text into it.