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titleNote:

SFDC objects do not support the following features:

  • Polling Interval and Time Out on object level

  • Wait actions

All the SFDCButton class actions work for the following SFDC components:

  • button

  • button-group

  • button-icon

  • button-icon-stateful

  • button-stateful

Info
titleNote:

SFDC objects do not support the following features:

  • Polling Interval and Time Out

  • Wait actions

    Click

    This action clicks the specified object.

    This action does not have any parameters.

    Example:

    Click

    MouseOver

    This action hovers over the specified object.

    This action does not have any parameters. 

    Example:

    MouseOver

    StoreState

    This action stores the state of the associated object. It supports the stateful objects only.
    For example, when you click the Follow button, it changes to Following. Hence, the Follow button has two states: Follow and Following.

    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    key

    Enter a variable to store the object state.
    No

    String

    Example:

    StoreState        "Key 1"

    StorePropertyValue

    This action stores the property of the specified object using  property names, such as class, id, name, and role, and parameter value, such as the actual value of the property.

    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    key

    Enter a variable to store the property value.

    Yes

     String

    propertyName

    Enter the property or attribute name whose value you want to store.

    Yes

     String


    Example:

    StorePropertyValue      "key"    "class"

    VerifyEnability

    This action verifies the enability of the specified object. 
    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    enability

    Enter one of the following:

    • True to verify that the object is enabled.
    • False to verify that the object is disabled.
      Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution.

    No

    String


    Example:

    VerifyEnability      "True"

    VerifyExistence

    This action verifies the existence of the specified object. 

    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    existence

    Enter one of the following:

    • True to verify that the object is enabled.
    • False to verify that the object is disabled.
      Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution

    No

    String


    Example:

    VerifyExistence      "True"

    VerifyPropertyValue

    This action verifies the property of the specified object using property names, such as class, id, name, and role, and parameter values, such as the actual value of the property

    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    propertyName

    Enter the property or attribute name as specified in the DOM structure.

    Yes

    String

    valueEnter the property value you want to verify.YesString


    Example:

    VerifyPropertyValue      "class"    "fr small"

    VerifyVisibility

    This action verifies the visibility of the specified object. 

    Input Parameters:


    Parameter Name

    Parameter Description

    Mandatory

    Data Type

    existence

    Enter one of the following:

    • True to verify that the object is visible
    • False to verify that the object is not visible.
      Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution.

    No

    String


    Example:

    VerifyVisibility     "True"