Hi Folks,
I don't see there is visible property in RxPath class. How come we can use visible='True' in xpath?
what exactly is the difference between using EnsureVisible and using visible='True' in xpath?
Thanks,
Betty
visible='True' in XPath
Re: visible='True' in XPath
Hi,
Ensure visible forces the element to become visible. In other words, it tries to move the element to visible area of the screen.
Attribute "visible=true" in xpath means that the path becomes valid only if the pointed element is visible. If the element is not visible, Ranorex will fail to find the element.
Hope it helps?
Ensure visible forces the element to become visible. In other words, it tries to move the element to visible area of the screen.
Attribute "visible=true" in xpath means that the path becomes valid only if the pointed element is visible. If the element is not visible, Ranorex will fail to find the element.
Hope it helps?
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: visible='True' in XPath
Hi Pavel,
Ok. but I don't see there is not a visible property or field in RxPath class.
Where does this visible attribute come from?
Ok. but I don't see there is not a visible property or field in RxPath class.
Where does this visible attribute come from?
Re: App get crashed while tap on element in iOS Instrumented app
Visible attribute is one of the "General" attributes, available for each type of UI element. Other two are "Enabled" and "Valid".
http://www.ranorex.com/support/user-gui ... x-spy.html
http://www.ranorex.com/support/user-gui ... x-spy.html
Pavel Kudrys
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