Application.Element.Set command
Uses an element identifier (XPath or specific attribute) to search for the element in the display of the active window and then sends one or more taps with one or more touch points on the element. Used in conjunction with either the Perfecto or Appium framework to interpret the element classes.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Possible values | Description |
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Device ID* |
Device |
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The device for this command. By default, this is the device under test (DUT). |
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Text* |
String or Secured String |
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The text or encoded text to insert in the edit field. The text can be in any language. If the type is Secured string, then when you start entering a string into the Value field, a lock button |
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Element identifier |
String |
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The application element to set. |
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By |
String |
XPath | Class | Text | Partial text | Name | Id | Accessibility id | UIAutomator Selector | UIAutomation Selector | Class Chain |
The identification method. |
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Timeout |
The time, in seconds, to wait for the element to appear on the screen or the web page. |
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Report |
Screenshot | Screenshot on error | None |
The value to display in the report, where:
Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files. |
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Report image resolution |
High | Medium | Low |
The image resolution. Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files. |
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Comment |
String |
Adds a comment to the script |
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On-fail Result* |
Condition |
Ignore | Break | Continue | Abort | Catch |
The behavior when the command fails. |
appears to the right. To encrypt the string, click the lock button * Mandatory parameter