IsElementFound

IsElementFound( Zone, Text, Index)

Description

Check if a given element or text is found in the specified zone; if found returns TRUE if not found returns FALSE

Zone - Select Zone
SearchElement - what to search for: select Element from the drop-down list OR (for OCR text identification) insert text into the empty box in the drop-down list
Index - Element or text index

Scenario: In the following scenario we will verify that the ‘Register’ button appears upon entering the ebay application.

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Enabling the Object Spy to grab a unique native identifier for the ‘Register’ button.
By marking the button, we can get all the element's properties. By checking on the XPath filter, we can see that path=//*[@text='Register'] uniquely recognized the element.
Adding a command of isElementFound(Zone, Element, Index) command with the following parameters:
1. Zone: NATIVE
2. Element: xpath=//*[@text='Register']
3. Index: 0

Java Example

if(client.isElementFound("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[text='register']", 0)){
// If statement
}

C# Example

if(client.IsElementFound("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[text='register']", 0)){
// If statement
}

VBScript Example

If StrComp (client.IsElementFound ("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[text='register']", 0 ), "True") = 0 Then
      Report
'If statement
Else
      Report
End If

Python Example

if(self.client.isElementFound("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[text='register']", 0)):
# If statement
pass

Perl Example

if($client->isElementFound("NATIVE", "xpath=//*[text='register']", 0)){
# If statement
}