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Silverlight - Unable to Find child elements

Hi, I have an app that uses composite control templates, i.e. we have a custom control that consists of a Label and a TextBox, for example. If I for instance use two of these composite controls in a view, each one has a unique Name, e.g. "MyControl1" and "MyControl2", but inside each...

Posted to General Questions (Forum) by johannes.ackermann on 09-12-2008
Searchable documentation

It would be nice to be able to search both the online documentation page and the API reference document deployed with the product. As a new user I'm frequently finding myself spending a few minutes browsing both doc sources for information, when I already know part or all of the name of the method...

Posted to Feature Wish List (Forum) by allenj on 06-20-2008
I need to do a test in gmail but...

I am using WebAii RC 1.1. What I am trying to acheive is a way to enter a gmail account (done) and then enter text in the Search field and hit enter. The rest should be pretty easy to do if I get this part working. The problem is that I can't locate the control. I have tried every way possible and...

Posted to General Questions (Forum) by SebastienLachance on 04-29-2008
Re: Finding children of a given Element

If you can convert your base Element into an HtmlControl you can use the HtmlControl.Find method. For example: Element divElement = // Insert your code here;; HtmlDiv div = new HtmlDiv (divElement); Element label = div.Find.ByAttributes( "name=Label" ); // // or // HtmlSpan spanLabel = div...

Posted to General Questions (Forum) by sircody on 11-27-2007
How to handle elements made at client side

Hi, I have a page that generate list of users at event onload like below. <table class="listTable" id="user"> <thead> <tr> <th></th><th>User Name</th><th>Full Name</th><th>Actions</th></tr> </thead> <tbody>...

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by txntan on 11-20-2007
Re: work with many controls that have same id

txntan, Instead of using Find.ById('check1"), use Find.ByTagIndex( "input" , 0). This will locate the first input on the page, and in your case, your first checkbox. Just increment this index parameter for the other two. As for the HTML controls, use Find.ByTagIndex< HtmlInputCheckBox...

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Chris on 11-19-2007
work with many controls that have same id

I have a page like this < html > < body > < form > < p > < input type = "checkbox" id = "check1" / > </ p > < p > < input type = "checkbox" id = "check1" / > </ p > < p > < input type = "checkbox"...

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by txntan on 11-19-2007
BUG: Evaluation of tags with HTML comments

I've just noticed a fairly major issue with regards to finding elements on a page. If the page contains HTML comments, then any tags within the comments are evaluated by WebAii, but not by the browsers when executing commands. For example HTML: < a href ="LinkA.htm" id ="LinkA">...

Posted to General Questions (Forum) by LogicLabs on 09-04-2007
Find.ByContent

I have a control whose ID value changes depending on the environment and the path taken to get to the page. The HTML looks like this: <input type="checkbox" checked="checked" id="ctl00_ctl00_MainContent_mc_ucStandardSearch_cbxRRFilm" name="ctl00$ctl00$MainContent...

Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by sircody on 06-27-2007
Find.AllByxxx throws exception if NavigateTo not called first

I have discovered that all the Find.AllByxxx functions throws an exception of you haven't called NavigateTo on the browser window you're trying to do a find on. The exception is as follows: ArtOfTest.WebAii.Exceptions.FindException was unhandled Message="FindError - ((\r\nSingle FindParam...

Posted to General Questions (Forum) by sircody on 06-26-2007

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