Let me know if you need anything else.
Atata tries to find column header with the text exact equal to the control term. But I can assume that filter icons in each column header can be represented as extra text character. I would try to change the term match from Equal to Contains. Just like here:
[TermFindSettings(Match = TermMatch.Contains, TargetAttributeType = typeof(FindByColumnHeaderAttribute), TargetAnyType = true)]
public class SomeRow : KendoGridRow<_>
{
//...
}
Hey @YevgeniyShunevych , I did try that out. But still no luck.
Hey @YevgeniyShunevych , I did some more digging by modifying my custom grids. I think the issue is with the k-grid-toolbar which contains two buttons to export data as excel and pdf. Any suggestion on what will be an ideal solution to identify those two buttons and separate them from the columns.
Because by looking at the exception it seems like atata is trying to look for the CdtCode column data but only finds two text values which are EXPORT TO EXCEL and EXPORT TO PDF
This is the source for the toolbar
Also, if you can just guide me in the right direction. I have gone through the docs and source code but not able to connect some dots. Thank you again for all the support.
Hey @baradhiren. Strange a bit. It is hard to say what's wrong, until I cannot see complete HTML of the page. I see 2 options:
- You can share (can chat me directly) whole HTML source of the page with the grid.
- If columns in this grid are always located in the same order you can use
FindByColumnIndexAttributeto find the column directly by it's index and not by column header text. You will need to apply this attribute with corresponding index to each property of grid row class like below:
[FindByColumnIndex(0)]
public Text<TOwner> CdtCode { get; private set; }
Hey @baradhiren.
Here are samples:
// Assume that page.Cars is KendoUIGrid.
string expectedCarMake = "Nissan";
// How to get count into a variable:
int count = page.Cars.Rows.Count(car => car.CarMake == expectedCarMake);
// How to perform count assertion:
page.Cars.Rows.Should.Satisfy(x => x.Count(car => car.CarMake == expectedCarMake) == 2, $"contain 2 {expectedCarMake}");
New Atata example: Custom FindByAttributeAttribute
Hey @baradhiren. You can find this column for example by index like below. And there is a need to set
ContentSource (because by default text of hidden elements is "").[FindByColumnIndex(2, Visibility = Visibility.Any)]
[ContentSource(ContentSource.TextContent)]
public Text<_> HiddenColumnText { get; private set; }
@YevgeniyShunevych
NUnit, for example, has OrderAttribute.
Hello,
We are using Atata in combination with Kendo UI. Very nice combination.
Currently when we are describing a page with a grid like this:
public class MyTableRow : TableRow<T>
{
[FindByXPath("td[0]")]
public Text<T> Col1 { get; private set; }
[FindByXPath("td[1]")]
public Text<T> Col2 { get; private set; }
}Is it possible to avoid binding the columns to a specific index number? Like a custom solution where we retrieve a grid row and just say, "give me the value for cell 'Col1' ".
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Hi @jzveryanskaya. Yes, it is possible to do. You just need to add some extra code to base fixture class. Please check out the Multiple Browsers in Test sample project that I've recenly created.
i solved it - [FindFirst()]
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