VerifyItemsExist

This action verifies the existence of the objects in the specified list. 

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries "India", "Australia", "England", "South Africa". If the user wishes to verify if India, England, South Africa are in the list, then this action can be used as follows:
VerifyItemsExist            "India^South Africa^England"           "true"

SelectItemByIndex

This action selects the specified item from the list. Index starts from 1. 

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries. If it contains list items in the order "India", "England", "Australia" and user wishes to select "Australia", then this action can be used as follows:
SelectItemByIndex                         "3"

VerifyItemsInSequence

This action verifies the actual sequence of items in the specified list box with the expected items' sequence.

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries. If it contains list items in the order "India", "England", "Australia" , "SA" then to verify a sequence in the list, this action can be used as follows:

VerifyItemsInSequence                "India^England^Australia^SA"

DeSelectItems

This action deselects the specified selected items from the specified list box. Multiple items for deselection can be given only for the list box that has multi-selection property.

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries. If it contains list items in the order "India", "England", "Australia" , "SA" , if the user wishes to deselect "India and Australia", then this action can be used as follows:

DeSelectItems                                 "India^Australia"
 If an empty data ("" or $NULL$) is passed as the data, the action will passed only if there exist an "" item in the webList to be deselected.

VerifySelectedItems

This action verifies the selected items with the expected items list.

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries. If it contains list items in the order "India", "England", "Australia" , "SA" , if India and England are selected and this needs to be verified, the this action can be used as follows
VerifySelectedItems                                       "India^England"
If an empty data ("" or $NULL$) is passed as the data, the action will passed only if there exist an "" selected item in the webList.

VerifySize

This action compares the actual number of items (size) from the specified list box with the expected number of items (size).

Input Parameters:

Example:
If a list contains the items "India","England,"S.A", then to verify its size this action can be used as follows.
VerifyListBoxSize                         "3"

StoreItems

This action stores all the items from the specified list under the key name. Items are separated by carat (^) operator and can be retrieved using the key name.

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list having the items like, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.
StoreItems                       "Key"
The items in the key will be stored as Monday^Tuesday^Wednesday.

VerifyNoItemsDuplication

This action verifies that no items are duplicated in the list.

Example:

VerifyNoItemsDulication

Consider a list having the items Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Monday

The action will fail because the if the list contains duplicate item "Monday"

StoreSelectedItems

This action stores all the items of a list that are selected under the specified key. Multiple items are stored separated by carat (^) operator. The key value can be retrieved using the key name.

Input Parameters:

Example:

StoreSelectedItems                  "selectedItemsKey"

Consider a list having the items Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. Suppose Tuesday and Friday is selected in the list.

The items in the key will be stored as Tuesday^Friday

SelectItemAndWait

This action selects an item from the list and waits. It waits for the sync time set under the Configuration Settings (Execution) window. If the page loads before reaching the maximum sync time, then the action will stop waiting.

Input Parameters:

Example:
Consider a list containing names of countries. If it contains list items "India", "England", "Australia" and the user wishes to select "England", then this action can be used as follows
SelectItemAndWait                      "India"