Webpage.Element.Info command

Retrieves the specified property of the element and can insert its value into a defined variable. Use the property parameter to specify the element property to retrieve.

Parameters

Name Type Possible values Description

Device ID*

String

 

The device for this command. By default, this is the device under test (DUT).

Property*

String

Text | Class | Id | Name | Background color | Foreground color | Font family | Font size | Font style | Height | Width | Tag name | Input type | Type | Visibility | X | Y | URL | Displayed | Selected

The control property to be retrieved.

If a property is used that is not listed, it will be recorded as GetControlProperty.

Element identifier*

String

  

The object identifier. By default, Object Spy generates an Xpath.

Use the By parameter to specify another identification method.

By

String

XPath | CSS Selector | HTML id | HTML name | HTML class | HTML tag |

Text | Partial text

Specifies the identification method.

Timeout

Number

  

The time, in seconds, to wait for the element to appear on the screen or the web page.

Result variable

String

 

The variable to receive the webpage element info.

Web view index

Number


   The index number of the web view in a hybrid application. If multiple web views exist, to work with the objects in a particular web view, you need to choose the relevant web view or index, for example Webview 1 or Webview 2.

Scope

String

  

A list of XPath expressions representing the iFrames/Frames leading to the element.

Page load timeout

String

  

The time, in seconds, to wait for the application screen or the web page to be loaded.
Report

String

All | All on error | Screenshot | Screenshot on error | Text | None

The value to display in the report, where:

  • Screenshot display s screenshots

  • Screenshot on error display sscreenshots only for actions in error

  • Text displays screen text

  • All display sscreenshot and text

  • All on error displays text always and screenshot only for actions in error

  • None displays nothing.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Report image resolution

String

High | Medium | Low

The image resolution.

Consider reducing the resolution in very long scripts that result in large report files.

Comment

Comment

  

Adds a comment to the script

On-fail Result*

Condition

Ignore | Break | Continue | Abort | Catch

The behavior when the command fails.

* Mandatory parameter