Information in this topic applies only to web tests that implement the default approach. This property is not supported in cross-platform web tests.

The wDate property specifies the date that is currently selected in the control.

TestObj.wDate

Read-Write Property

TestObj

A variable, parameter or expression that specifies a reference to one of the objects listed in the Applies To section

The property is applied to the following objects:

This property is available in the Object Browser panel and in other panels and dialogs in both Basic and Advanced view modes.

The date that is currently selected in the control.

The property works differently for different objects:

Infragistics UltraWinScheduleControl

If you attempt to set a date earlier than wMinDate or later than wMaxDate, wDate will not change and an error will be posted to the test log.
Qt CalendarWidget, Win32MonthCalendar

If you set a date that is earlier than wMinDate or later than wMaxDate, wDate will not change.
Win32 MonthCalendar

If the month calendar supports multi-selection, wDate specifies the earliest date in the selected range.

If you set the wDate property to a value greater than wEndDate, the latter will be assigned that value as well. To avoid confusion when selecting a range of dates in a multi-selection month calendar control, use the SetSelection method.
WPF Toolkit Calendar

It is possible to set a date earlier than wMinDate or later than wMaxDate. At that, wMinDate (wMaxDate) will be set to the same value as wDate.

To view an example that demonstrates how to use the wDate property, see Getting MonthCalendar Date.

wDate Property (Calendar Controls)