I already was wondering why I could not record those...
Indeed I have changed the CustomWebResolver to recognise other application specific GWT components.
From your answer I deduce that I unintentionally "deactivated" there something.
I will look for extracting a testsuite to narrow the topic.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards / Sincères salutations
I was able to record the elements. I am using the default CustomWebResolver mappings for GWT. Perhaps you have changed something in your CustomWebResolver, you should check there. Also if you still cannot find the problem, please send your test-suite with the
CustomWebResolve mappings to
support@xxxxxx.
P.S. Once the fields can be recorded you may use check mode, fetch text node etc.
Best Regards
Plamen Veselinov
On 12.08.2019 13:48, Ralf Pfiszter wrote:
Hi,
I am creating test cases in a GWT application.
I just face the issue that QFTest does not record a disabled INPUT tag which is defined with <input ... disabled="">
However, it records it correct if "disabled" is not set.
In the first case it only records the enclosing <div> tag.
How can I tell QFTest to also record the disabled INPUT tag? What do I need to do / configure?
In this special case I want to get / read / check the value which is contained in the tag.
The following records only the enclosing div tag:
<div>
<div class="gwt-Label GF1HCY1CIG">Wochenstunden</div>
<input type="text" class="GF1HCY1CNC GF1HCY1CCG GF1HCY1CIH"*disabled=""*>
<div>
The following records the INPUT field:
<div>
<div class="gwt-Label GF1HCY1CIG">Tagesstunden</div>
<input type="text" class="GF1HCY1CNC GF1HCY1CCG GF1HCY1CIH">
<div>
Thank you
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Kind regards / Sincères salutations
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