Methods Added to Web Objects | View ↓
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
EvaluateXPath
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Searches for all the web objects that have the specified attribute values. The search expression has the XPath syntax. |
FindChildByXPath
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Searches for the first child web object that has the specified attribute values. The search expression has the XPath syntax. |
FindElement
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Searches for the first child web object that matches the specified condition. The condition can be either an XPath or a CSS selector. |
QuerySelector
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Searches for the first web page element that matches the specified CSS selector. |
QuerySelectorAll
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Searches for all web page elements that match the specified CSS selector. |
Wait
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This method is used by parent objects to wait for child objects. |
WaitElement
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Pauses the script execution until the child web element that matches a search condition becomes available or until the specified time period elapses. The search condition can be either an XPath or a CSS selector. |
Standard
This category includes methods that TestComplete applies to all test objects.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
Wait
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This method is used by parent objects to wait for child objects. |
Extended
This category includes methods that extend test functionality for the objects.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
EvaluateXPath
|
Searches for all the web objects that have the specified attribute values. The search expression has the XPath syntax. |
FindChildByXPath
|
Searches for the first child web object that has the specified attribute values. The search expression has the XPath syntax. |
FindElement
|
Searches for the first child web object that matches the specified condition. The condition can be either an XPath or a CSS selector. |
QuerySelector
|
Searches for the first web page element that matches the specified CSS selector. |
QuerySelectorAll
|
Searches for all web page elements that match the specified CSS selector. |
WaitElement
|
Pauses the script execution until the child web element that matches a search condition becomes available or until the specified time period elapses. The search condition can be either an XPath or a CSS selector. |
Other Categories
TestComplete provides access to internal properties and methods of tested web objects. You can view these properties and methods in the Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and other categories (which categories are available depends on the type of the web browser where your tested web application is running). The TestComplete help file does not include a description of these methods and properties. For information on them, please see the DOM model description and the HTML standards for the web browser you use.