17.11 Generic Keywords – Assertion
AssertTextPresent
This keyword verifies the Multiple Text Separated by Semicolon(;) if it is present on the current page. It takes single Text or Multiple Text to be verified on current page. This keyword used in such a condition when user want to verify the existence of Single Text or Multiple Text on page. If Provided Text found on opened page then it passes the Execution if Text is not Found then it fails the Execution.
Input Arguments
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Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Text |
Yes |
Give the text from page ,which you want to verify if it exists on the current webpage or not Note: User can go through Html code to verify Text with the help of inspect Element |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, user opens www.opkey.com and wants to verify the existence of multiple Texts- “Features” and “Pricing” separated by semicolon. You can verify from Html code that given text is right or wrong by inspecting element.
For More Information user can go through below given URL
https://www.opkey.com
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Provided text is found Expected Text:Features
|
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| If Provided wrong text is provided which is not available on the page. | Verification Failed | |
| If expected text is not Provided. | Verified |
VerifyAllButtons
This Keyword verifies all the buttons present on the current page. It takes buttons as data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
AllButtons |
Yes |
Specify all the buttons present on the current web page. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.december.com/html/3.2/element/textarea.html 
|
This keyword verifies all the buttons present on the current web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify all the buttons present on the current web page then, use the Keyword “GetAllButtons” that fetches all the buttons, then store the output of it in a Output variable “Buttons” and use it as an input to VerifyAllButtons keyword as shown below:
VerifyAllButtons
| AllButtons | < Output of the GetAllButtons Keyword > Here, output Variable “Buttons” |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If keyword is used without launching web-page on browser. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
|
When InValid Data Input Arguments are provided. Value : 1 |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
Actually Found < Send, Cancel > and Expected Found < 1 > |
VerifyAllDropDownItemExist
This keyword verifies the specified dropdown item exists in the given Dropdown List. This keyword used in such a condition where DropDown List have multiple Items and user wants to verify the existence of specified item in a dropdown list.
Input Arguments
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Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose the DropDown object from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value String |
Yes |
Give DropDown Item which is available inside DropDown List Note: User Can Provide Text of DropDown Item as a Value String |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, if user want to Verify Drop Down Item Exist in a Drop down List here is how you will use this keyword
For More Information user can go through below given URL https://www.idbi.com:8443/index.asp
VerifyAllDropDownItemExist
| Object | < Choose your object from OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If DropDown Object is found Object:DropDown Object Value String-Personal; corporate |
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| If DropDown Object is not found | Object Not Found | |
| If User Doesnot Provide Value String | Verification Failed | |
| If User Doesnot Provide the DropDown Object | Argument Data Missing |
VerifyAllDropDownItems
This keyword verifies the existence of multiple dropdownitems from the given Dropdown List. This keyword used in such a condition where user wants to verify the existence of multiple Items from the DropDown List.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose the DropDown object from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value String |
Yes |
Give multiple DropDown Items separated by semicolon(;) which is available inside DropDown List |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, if user wants to Verify the existence of multiple Drop Down Items in a Drop down List here is how you will use this keyword
For More Information user can go through below given URL https://www.idbi.com:8443/index.asp
VerifyAllDropDownItems
| Object | < Choose your object from OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If DropDown Object is found Object:DropDown Object Value String-Personal; corporate |
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| If DropDown Object is not found | Object Not Found | |
| If User Doesnot Provide Value String | Verification Failed | |
| If User Doesnot Provide the DropDown Object | Argument Data Missing |
VerifyAllLink
This keyword Verify links which are available on the webpage. This keyword used in such a condition where user want to Verify links which are available on the current webpage. To use this keyword, user can use the output of GetAllLink Keyword as input for VerifyAllLink keyword.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Link |
Yes |
Give all the Links available on the current webpage separated by semicolon(;) Note: User can use output of GetAllLink keyword in Expected Link as input |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, if user want to verify Links which are available on this page here is how you will use this keyword
Note:- Links which are available on the webpage are Browser dependent. It may be possible that Mozilla gives some additional links which is not available on Chrome browser so links varies from browser to browser.
For More Information user can go through below given URL https://validator.w3.org/checklink
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If all Links are Matched. Expected Links:URL;redirects;Accept-Language;Referer;Cookie |
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| If Links are not matched with Expected given links
Expected Link:Verizon |
Verification Failed | |
| If User doesnot Provide Expected Links
Expected Link: |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
VerifyAllLinkExist
This keyword Verify links which are available on the webpage. This keyword used in such a condition where user want to Verify links which are available on the current webpage. To use this keyword, user can use the output of GetAllLink Keyword as input for VerifyAllLink keyword.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Link |
Yes |
Give all the Links available on the current webpage separated by semicolon(;) Note: User can use output of GetAllLink keyword in Expected Link as input |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, if user want to verify Links which are available on this page here is how you will use this keyword
Note:- Links which are available on the webpage are Browser dependent. It may be possible that Mozilla gives some additional links which is not available on Chrome browser so links varies from browser to browser.
https://validator.w3.org/checklink
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If all Links are Matched. Expected Links:URL;redirects;Accept-Language;Referer;Cookies |
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| If Links are not matched with Expected given links
Expected Link:Verizon |
Verification Failed | |
| If User doesnot Provide Expected Links
Expected Link: |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
VerifyBrowserExist
It verifies the opened browser with specified title. It takes window title as input parameter. This keyword used in such a condition where user wants to verify browser existence with the help of browser title. Websites have different title on different page so in that case user should give page browser title. If Provided title found on opened page then it passes the execution if title is not found then it fails the execution.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This Keyword does not require any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Title |
Yes |
Give the browser title. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, user opened www.opkey.com and click on “Feature”. The browser title found is “Opkey | The Future Agnostic Test Automation Platform”.
For More Information user can go through below given URL https://www.opkey.com
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object property is found Title-Opkey | The Future Agnostic Test Automation Platform |
||
| If wrong Title is provided
Title:The Future Agnostic Test Automation |
Verification Failed | |
| If User Doesnot Provide any Title
|
Verification Failed |
VerifyBrowserTitle
This keyword is used for the verification of browser title on specific Browser which user provide in input argument.
This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify the existence of a browser title on a specific browser.
NOTE: This keyword is a case sensitive it only takes the same title which is shown on the browser title, if it mismatches then keyword gets failed.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This Keyword does not require any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Browser Name |
Yes |
Specify the Browser name |
| Expected Browser Title | Yes | Specify the Expected Browser Title which should be case sensitive. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the example, user opened www.google.com on IE. The browser title found is “Google”. If user want to verify “Google” as Browser Title on any specific browser then user can use this keyword.
VerifyBrowserTitle
| Browser Name | < IE > |
| Expected browser title | < Google > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If expected title value is not found.
|
Verification Failed (-16100) |
Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
| If Browser name and expected title value is null. | Verification Failed (-16100) | Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
| If Browser name given and expected title value is null. | Verification Failed (-16100)
|
Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
| If Browser name is null and expected title value is given(correct). | Done
|
|
| If No web page is open, Browser name is null and expected title value is null. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed. |
VerifyButtonDisabled
This keyword is used for the verification that a specified Button is disabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you require to verify that button is disabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes One Button Object as Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://172.17.20.225/opkey/user-guide/pages.php?subid=247&accordid=14&val=TEAM
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This keyword verifies that the specified button is disabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that “My Button” is disabled then, use this keyword as shown below
VerifyButtonDisabled
| Object | < Choose Button Object From OR > Here, My Button |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
| When invalid object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When browser was never opened and valid Object is provided. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
VerifyButtonEnabled
This keyword is used for the verification of specified Button is enabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that button is enabled on any web page or not.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose button object from your Object Repository. Note: Button which has to be verified that is enabled on page or not. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
NO |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
| Blank Output | If Object is not provided |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify that button is enabled on any particular web page then use this keyword.
VerifyButtonEnabled
| Object | < Choose Button Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to verify that button is in enabled state on any particular web page then, open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyButtonEnabled”. It will provide “True” value.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
||
| If Null Object is provided | Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
| If button is in the disabled state | Verification Failed (-16100) | Web-element is disabled |
VerifyButtonExist
This keyword is used for the verification of specified Button exists on web page.
This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that button exists on the web page or not and it takes button object as input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose button object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
NO |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
| Blank Output | If Object is not provided |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify button “Proceed” exist on page then you can use this keyword.
VerifyButtonExist
| Object | < Choose Button Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to verify that button exist on web page, you can open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyButtonExist” and it will provide “True” as its output.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
||
| If Null Object is provided | Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyButtonToolTip
This keyword is used for the verification of the text displayed in the tool tip of the Button object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that tool tip appears on any button available on the web page or not and it takes button object as input argument.
NOTE: This keyword is a case sensitive it only accepts the same tool tip text which is shown on the button object, if it mismatches then keyword gets failed.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose button object from your Object Repository. Note: Button should have Tool tip. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
ToolTip |
Yes |
Tool Tip Text |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify tool tip text of button object “Proceed” whose Tool tip is “This button don’t do anything” then use this keyword.
VerifyButtonToolTip
|
Object |
< Choose Button Object which has Tool Tip
From OR > |
It will verify the Tool tip “This button don’t do anything” of button “Proceed”.
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to get the tool tip text of any button object then, open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyButtonToolTip” and provide the expected tool tip value in its data input argument. It will provide “True” value, if both the tool tip value i.e. expected and actual gets matched.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
||
| If Invalid ToolTip is provided | Verification Failed (-16100) |
Actually Found :
|
| If Null object is provided | Argument Data Missing (-13200) | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyCheckBoxDisabled
This keyword is used for the verification of specified Checkbox is disabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you require to verify that Checkbox is disabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes One CheckBox Object as Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_checkbox_disabled2
|
This keyword verifies that the specified checkBox is disabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that “Checkbox” is disabled then, use this keyword as shown below:
VerifyCheckBoxDisabled
| Object | < Choose CheckBox Object From OR > Here, My Checkbox |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
| When invalid object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When browser was never opened and valid Object is provided. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
VerifyCheckBoxEnabled
This keyword is used for the verification that the specified CheckBox is enabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that Checkbox is enabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose CheckBox object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If the keyword fails |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.w3schools.com/jsref/tryit.asp?filename=tryjsref_checkbox_disabled2 |
This keyword verifies that the specified checkbox is enabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that the given CheckBox is enabled then, use this keyword as shown below:
VerifyCheckBoxEnabled
| Object | < Choose CheckBox Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When browser was never opened and Invalid Object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100)
DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| If no Object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyCheckBoxExist
This keyword is used for the verification of check box which exists on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that check box is available on the web page or not and it takes checkbox type object as object input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose check box type object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
| Blank Object | If Object is not provided |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify check box “ I have a bike” exists on web page then use this keyword.
VerifyCheckBoxExist
| Object | < Choose CheckBox Object From OR > |
It will verify checkbox “I have a bike” exists on web page.
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to verify the check box exists on web page, you can open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyCheckBoxExist” and it will provide “True” as its output.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
||
|
If Null object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyCheckBoxStatus
This keyword is used to validate the status of check box whether it is ON/OFF. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify the status of the check box which is available on the web page i.e. ON/OFF.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose checkbox object from your Object Repository whose status needs to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
ON/OFF |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
| Blank Object | If No Object is provided |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify “Checkbox” status that is ON or OFF, you can use this keyword.
VerifyCheckBoxStatus
|
Object |
< Choose CheckBox Object From OR > |
| Value | < ON/OFF > |
It will verify “Checkbox” status.
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to validate the status of checkbox object, you can open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyCheckBoxStatus” providing expected status value of the check box in its data input argument. It will provide “True” value, if both the status value i.e. expected and actual gets matched.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If provide Wrong status |
Verification Failed (-16100) |
Actually Found:< OFF > and Expected:< ON > |
| If provide Null object | Argument Data Missing (-13200) |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyCheckBoxStatusInTableCell
This keyword validates Checkbox ON/OFF status in table. It takes table type object as object input argument and row Index , column Index , object index and status(ON/OFF) as data input arguments.
For VerifyCheckBoxStatusInTableCell Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one table object as Object Input Argument. You can select a Table Object from the Object Repository whose cell data has to be fetched by Query. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Row Index |
Yes |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
|
Column Index |
Yes |
Specify the column index of the table cell |
|
Object Index |
Yes |
Specify the position of the object inside the Table cell. Index starts from ‘0’ |
|
Status |
Yes | Set Value “ON” or “OFF” . Here, Yes if the checkbox is checked and “NO”, if the checkbox is unchecked. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
Image |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword Verifies the status of the checkbox in the specified table cell. |
In the above Screenshot, if you want to verify the status of the “checkbox” in the Table cell, you can do so by using VerifyCheckBoxStatusInTableCell keyword as follows:
VerifyCheckBoxStatusInTableCell
|
Row Index |
0 |
|
Column Index |
3 |
| Object
Index |
0 |
| Status | OFF |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If no browser is given |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When Invalid Data Input Arguments are provided. |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
Actually Found and Expected |
| When Invalid Object Input Arguments are provided other than table. |
Argument Data Invalid (-13300)
DESCRIPTION: The data value for one or more input arguments was not what was expected. This might happen when the input is expected in a specific format or should be chosen from a predefined set of values. Check for spell errors and capsing. |
Specified Object is not Table. |
VerifyCheckBoxToolTip
This keyword is used for the verification of the text displayed in the tool tip of the check box object.
This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify that tool tip available on any check box exists on the web page or not and it takes string value in data as input argument.
NOTE: This keyword is a case sensitive it only accepts the same tooltip text which is available in the check box object, if it mismatches then keyword gets failed.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose checkbox type object from your Object Repository whose tool tip has to be verified. Note: Check box should have Tool tip. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
ToolTip |
Yes |
Tool Tip Text |
Output
|
Tool Tip |
If Tool Tip is matched |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify tool tip text of button object “Proceed” whose Tool tip is “This button don’t do anything” then use this keyword.
VerifyCheckBoxToolTip
|
Object |
< Choose CheckBox Object
From OR > |
It will verify the Tool tip “Required to proceed” of checkbox.
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to verify the tooltip text of any check box object then, open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyCheckBoxToolTip” and provide the expected check box tool tip value in its data input argument. It will provide “True” value, if both the tool tip value i.e. expected and actual gets matched.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
||
| If Invalid ToolTip is provided | Verification Failed (-16100) |
Actually Found :
:< Required to proceed > and Expected :< Required to > |
| If Null object is provided | Argument Data Missing (-13200) | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty. |
VerifyChildObjectCount
This keyword verifies the child item count of specified object. It takes one object as object input argument and tag, property name, property value and count as data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose the object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Tag |
Yes |
Specify Object Tag. Note: Give the Tag value of parent object. |
|
Property Name |
Yes |
Specify Property Name. Note: Give the Property name of parent object. |
|
Property Value |
Yes |
Specify Property Value. Note: Give the Property value of parent object. |
| Count | Yes | Specify the number of Child object |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, you want to verify the number of child objects available in parent object, then use “GetChildObjectCount” to fetch the number of child object then use the Output of “verifyChildObjectCount” keyword as follows:
verifyChildObjectCount
|
Object |
< Choose your parent object from OR > Here, div |
|
Tag |
< Give the Tag value of child object > Here, Input |
|
Property Name |
< Give the Property name of child object > Here, class |
|
Property Value |
< Give the Property value of child object > Here, col-sm-6 |
| Count |
< Specify the number of Child Object Count> Here, form _control input -lg |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Invalid Object is provided |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
Actually Found <0> and Expected <2 > |
| If no object is given |
Argument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
VerifyDropDownDefaultItem
This keyword is used for the verification of default item available in the drop down object.
This keyword is mostly used in situations where you need to verify the existence of default selected item in a drop down object on any particular web page.
NOTE: This keyword is a case sensitive it only accepts the exact default item name which is present in the drop down object, if it mismatches then keyword gets failed.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose drop down object from your Object Repository. Note: Drop down of which default selected item has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Item |
Yes |
Default Item of Dropdown |
Output
|
True |
If the Keyword Passes Successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify default selected item of any drop down then use this keyword.
VerifyDropDownDefaultItem
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > |
| Item | < — first option — > |
It will verify the default selected item of dropdown.
Common Error conditions
NOTE: If user want to verify the default selected item available in the drop down object then, open any browser (along with specified URL of your web application) and use this keyword “VerifyDropDownDefaultItem” providing the expected item value from drop down in its data input argument. It will provide “True” value, if both the items value i.e. expected and actual get match.
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If provide Item other default item in drop down |
Verification Failed (-16100) |
Actually Found :<–first option –> and Expected :<–second option |
| If provide invalid Object | Object Not Operatable (-11200) |
Wrong Web Element is provided |
| If provide Null object | Argument Data Missing (-13200) | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
VerifyDropDownDisabled
This keyword is used to verification that the specified Dropdown is disabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you require to verify that dropdown is disabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes One Dropdown Object as Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_select_disabled
|
This keyword verifies that the specified dropdown is disabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that the dropdown “Volvo” is disabled then, use this keyword as shown below:
VerifyDropDownDisabled
| Object | < Choose Dropdown Object From OR > Here, Volvo |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
| When invalid object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When browser was never opened and valid Object is provided. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
VerifyDropDownEnabled
This keyword verifies whether a particular DropDown is enabled or disabled.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the DropDown Object from the Object Repository for which you need to check whether it is enabled or disabled. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
NO |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object is enabled or disabled, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyDropDownEnabled
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > Here, All |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If DropDown Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
< A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. > |
| If provide invalid Object |
< The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched.> |
VerifyDropDownExist
This keyword is used to verify whether a particular DropDown Object is visible or not. It verifies the existence of the specified DropDown Object. This keyword is mainly used in situations where the user is not able to view the DropDown Object on the page although it might be present there.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the DropDown Object from the Object Repository for which you need to check whether it is visible or not. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the above example, if you want to verify default selected item of any drop down then use this keyword.
VerifyDropDownExist
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > |
| Item | < — first option — > |
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object Exist or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
< A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. > |
| If Object is not Visible on the Page | Object Not Operatable (-11200) |
Wrong Web Element is provided |
| If provide Null object | < The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched.> |
VerifyDropDownItemCount
This keyword verifies whether the Count of the number of DropDown Items is correct or not.
For VerifyDropDownItemCount keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the DropDown Object from the Object Repository for which you need to verify whether the Count of the DropDown Items is correct or not. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Provide the expected value of the count of the number of DropDown Items. Note : The value of count starts from 1. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify the count for the number of items in the “ALL” DropDown Object is correct or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyDropDownItemCount
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > Here, All |
| Value | 4 |
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object Exist or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
< A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. > |
| If Object is not Visible on the Page | < Object not Found > |
< The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched.> |
| If Correct Object Provided but blank or wrong count is provided | Actually Found :<3> and Expected :<5> | < The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
VerifyDropDownItemExists
This keyword verifies the Existence of the specified Dropdown Item.This keyword is mainly used in situations where the user is not able to view any specific DropDown Item in the Item list being displayed on the page. However, it might be present there.
For VerifyDropDownItemExist keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the DropDown Object from the Object Repository for which you need to check whether it Exists or not. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Item |
Yes |
Provide the Item Name for which you want to check the visibility. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether the Item Name “Sports” exists in the “ALL” DropDown Object or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyDropDownItemExists
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > Here, All+ |
| Item | < Sports > |
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object Exist or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
< A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. > |
VerifyDropDownItemSelection
This keyword verifies the Selected Item in DropDown Object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you have to verify that Particular Item is selected in Dropdown or not before clicking or performing any action on it. For example, you want to verify that Item is selected.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You need to select the Dropdown object which needs to be verified. Tip: You can use OpKey Spy or Add to OR to add your Dropdown object to Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Item |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Item Value in String. Tip: This is Case Sensitive |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the value is selected in dropdown, here is how you will use this keyword
VerifyDropDownSelection
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > |
| Item | < — Fresh Milk — > |
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object Exist or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
| If no Item is Provided in Data input Argument | Selected element not matched |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
VerifyDropDownToolTip
This keyword verifies the ToolTip Text of DropDown Object. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you have to verify the ToolTip Text of Dropdown Object before clicking or performing any action on it.
For VerifyDropdownToolTip Keyword :
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the DropDown Object from the Object Repository for which you want to verify the ToolTip Text. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Tool Tip |
Yes |
Provide the Tool Tip Text for the DropDown Object which has to be verified. Note : This is Case Sensitive |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the screenshot above, “Search in” is the ToolTip Text which has to be verified for “ALL” DropDown.
VerifyDropDownToolTip
|
Object |
< Choose DropDown Object
From OR > Here, All |
| Tool Tip | < — Search In — > |
In the Screenshot given above, if you want to verify whether “ALL” DropDown Object Exist or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
| If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page | Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
| If provided Tool Tip value is blank or wrong | Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
| Actually Found : and Expected : |
VerifyEditable
This keyword verifies that the specified object is editable or not. It is mostly used in situations where user wants edit/modify the input information of an Object. For VerifyEditable Keyword :
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You need to select an Object from the Object Repository for which you want to check whether it is Editable or not. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the screenshot above, if you want to verify whether the “E-mail Address” Textbox is editable or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyEditable
| Object | E-mail Address |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If Object is not Provided. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
| If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page | Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
VerifyEditBoxDefaultValue
This keyword verifies the default value of an Editable object. For example, you want to verify the default value of an Editable object.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument. You can choose the Edit Box Object from the Object Repository whose default value has to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Provide the default value of the Edit Box. Note : This is Case Sensitive. |
Output
|
True |
If the Keyword Passes Successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the screenshot above, if you want to verify the Default Value of “E-mail Address”, here is how you will use this keyword
VerifyEditBoxDefaultValue
| Object | E-mail Address |
| Value | Automation |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
|
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
| If provided value is blank or wrong | Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
Verification Failed (-16100) DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
| Actually Found : and Expected : |
VerifyEditBoxDisabled
This keyword is used for the verification that the specified Edit Box is disabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you require to verify that Editbox is disabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes One EditBox Object as Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_input_disabled
|
This keyword verifies that the specified EditBox is disabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that the editbox “Last name” is disabled then, use this keyword as shown below:
VerifyEditBoxDisabled
| Object | < Choose EditBox Object From OR > Here, Last Name |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
| When invalid object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When browser was never opened and valid Object is provided. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
VerifyEditBoxEditable
This keyword verifies that an Editable Object is being enabled or disabled. This keyword is mostly used in situations where user needs to verify that the Edit Box object is in the Editable mode or not, on particular page before clicking or doing any action on it.
For VerifyEditBoxEditable Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument.You can select an Editable Object from the Object Repository which has to be verified whether it is enabled or disabled. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required
|
Output
|
True |
If the Keyword Passes Successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the Screenshot above, if you want to verify that the “E-mail Address” & ”Password” Text Box are editable or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyEditBoxEditable
| Object | E-mail Address |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
| If no object is provided | ||
|
If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page |
Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
| If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page | Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
VerifyEditBoxEnabled
This keyword verifies if an edit box is enabled or not. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you have to verify that edit box is enabled or not before clicking or performing any action on it.
For example, you want to verify that edit box enabled.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You need to select the Edit Box object which needs to be verified. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
NO |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the Email Address edit box, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyEditBoxEnabled
|
Object |
< Choose your EditBox Object
From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
If No Object is not Selected. |
< Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected StaticValue was empty.> |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
| If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page | Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
VerifyEditBoxExist
This keyword verifies if the specified edit box exists within specified time.
This keyword is used to verify if the specified edit box exists or not on the given page.
*Note – Providing Timeout is not mandatory.
For example, you want type a value in specified edit box but you want to verify the existence of the edit box before moving forward in the script.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Editbox type object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
TimeOut |
Yes |
Specify the time within which you want edit box existence to be verified. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the existence of highlighted object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://global.blackberry.com/en/enterprise/contact-us.html
-
Add VerifyEditBoxExist keyword
VerifyEditBoxExist
|
Object |
< Choose EditBox Object
From OR > |
| Time Out | < — Specify In seconds — > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Valid object, Invalid data |
Web-Element exists |
|
|
Invalid object, Valid data |
||
| Blank object, Valid data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
| Blank object and data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyEditBoxLength
This keyword verifies the specified length of the edit box object provided from OR.
This keyword can be used in script to verify max length allowed in specified edit box before entering data in edit box through Test Case.
For Example, length of an edit box can be verified and condition can be set before entering data in edit box that data to be entered must not exceed max length allowed in edit box.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Editbox type object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Length |
Yes |
Specify the max length allowed Tip: You can inspect your web element and get max length. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the length of highlighted object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://global.blackberry.com/en/enterprise/contact-us.html
-
Add VerifyEditBoxLength keyword
VerifyEditBoxLength
|
Object |
< Choose EditBox Object
From OR > |
| Length | < — Specify Max Length allowed in edit box — > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Valid object, Invalid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found :<50> and Expected :<0> |
|
Invalid object, Valid data |
Unsupported Operation |
Property not Found |
| Blank object, Valid data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
| Blank object and data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyEditBoxName
This keyword verifies the specified name of the edit box object provided from OR.
This keyword can be used in script to verify the name of specified edit box before entering data in edit box through Test Case.
For Example, name of an edit box can be verified and condition can be set before entering data in edit box that name of edit box must be verified before entering data in edit box.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Editbox type object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Ecpected Name |
Yes |
Specify edit box name Tip: You can inspect your web element and get name |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the name of highlighted object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://global.blackberry.com/en/enterprise/contact-us.html
-
Add VerifyEditBoxName keyword
VerifyEditBoxName
|
Object |
< Choose your EditBox Object
From OR > |
| Expected Name | < — Specify name of the Edit Box — > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Valid object, Invalid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found : and Expected : <56@$@$@> |
|
Invalid object, Valid data |
||
| Blank object, Valid data | Verification Failed | Actually Found : and Expected : <56@$@$@> |
| Blank object and data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyEditBoxNonEditable
This keyword verifies that an Object of editbox type is disabled or enabled. This keyword is mostly used in situations where user needs to verify that the Edit Box object is in the Editable mode or not, on particular page before clicking or doing any action on it. It takes one OR object as object input argument.
For VerifyEditBoxNonEditable Keyword:
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one Object Input Argument.You can select an Editable Object from the Object Repository which has to be verified whether it is enabled or disabled. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://cresconnect.crestechglobal.com/medical.php
|
This keyword verifies that the edit box object is not editable on the web page. |
In the Screenshot above, if you want to verify that the “Name” edit Box are editable or not, here is how you will use this keyword.
VerifyEditBoxNonEditable
| Object | Name |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
| If no object is attached | ||
| If the provided object doesn’t exist on the page | Object not found |
Object Not Found (-11100) DESCRIPTION: The object on which an action was supposed to be performed, was not found on the currently active page or view. This happens when the page is not properly loaded or the properties of the object are not exactly matched. |
VerifyEditBoxNotExist
This keyword verifies the non existence of a specified Edit Box object on the page. It takes Edit Box type object as object Input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one Edit Box Type object Input argument. You can choose Edit Box object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bollywood_films_of_2017 |
This keyword verifies the non existence of Edit Box type object. |
In the above example we need to verify that the Edit Box “Comment” does not exists on the page, we can do so by using VerifyEditBoxNotExists keyword as shown below:
VerifyEditBoxNotExists
| Object | < Choose your Edit Box Object From OR > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When object Input Arguments are provided is provided as follows: Title |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
Not Verified |
VerifyEditBoxText
This Keyword verifies the specified text with the text available in the editbox. It takes editbox type object as object input argument and text as data input argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one Edit Box Type object Input argument. You can choose Edit Box object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Value |
Yes |
Specify the value of the edit box. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://www.december.com/html/3.2/element/textarea.html |
This keyword verifies the default value of the Edit Box object. |
In the above example we need to default value of the Edit Box “Your Name” by using VerifyEdit Box Text keyword as shown below:
VerifyEditBoxText
|
Object |
< Choose your EditBox object from OR > |
|
Value |
< Blank > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When InValid object and valid Data Input Arguments are provided. Value :My Name Object :Text Area |
Verification Failed (-16100)
DESCRIPTION: The value which is required, was not found on the currently active page or view. |
Actually Found < > and Expected Found |
VerifyEditBoxToolTip
This keyword verifies the specified tool tip of the edit box object provided from OR. This keyword can be used in script to verify the tool tip of specified edit box before entering data in edit box through Test Case.For Example, tool tip of an edit box can be verified and condition can be set before entering data in edit box that tool tip of edit box must match specified tooltip before entering data in edit box.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes one object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
ToolTip |
Yes |
Specify the tool tip Tip: You can inspect your web element and get tool tip |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the tool Tip Text of the highlighted object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://global.blackberry.com/en/enterprise/contact-us.html
-
Add VerifyEditBoxExist keyword
VerifyEditBoxTooTip
|
Object |
< Choose EditBox Object
From OR > |
| Tool Tip | < — Specify the tool tip of the Editbox — > |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Valid object, Invalid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found : and Expected : <56@$@$@> |
|
Invalid object, Valid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found : and Expected : |
| Blank object, Valid data | Verification Failed | Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
| Blank object and data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyEditBoxValue
This keyword verifies the entered value in the edit box object provided from OR.
This keyword can be used in script to verify the value entered in specified edit box. You must enter the value in edit box first.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Editbox type object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Value |
Yes |
Specify the value to be verified. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
In the example above, if you want to verify the value of the highlighted object, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://global.blackberry.com/en/enterprise/contact-us.html
-
Add VerifyEditBoxExist keyword
VerifyEditBoxExist
|
Object |
< Choose EditBox Object
From OR > |
| Expected Value | < — Specify the value to be verified in the edit box –> |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Valid object, Invalid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found : and Expected : |
|
Invalid object, Valid data |
||
| Blank object, Valid data | Verification Failed | Actually Found : and Expected :<> |
| Blank object and data | Argument Data Missing | Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyFullTableText
This keyword verifies the full/complete text of the table. It takes an OR Object of table type as Object Input Argument and Text as data input arguments.
For example, you want to verify the full/complete text of the table.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This keyword takes one table object Input argument. You can choose table object from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Text |
Yes |
Specify the number of expected Columns |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Bollywood_films_of_2017
|
This keyword verifies full/complete text of the table. |
In the example above, if you want to verify full/complete text of the table then, use the Keyword “GetTableText” that fetches full table text, then store the output of it in a Output variable “text” and use it as an input in the VerifyFullTableText keyword as shown below:
VerifyFullTableText
| Object | < Choose your table object From OR > |
| Text | < Output of the GetTableText Keyword > Here, Output Variable “Text“ |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
IArgument Data Missing (-13200)
DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
|
When Valid object and blank Data Input Arguments are provided. Text : Object : Table |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Argument(s) : Text is /are blank |
VerifyImageCount
This keyword verifies the count of image available at the time of execution. This keyword can be used in script to verify the image count found on the webpage with the expected count.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
No |
This Keyword does not require any object input argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Expected Value |
Yes |
Specify the value to be verified. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
If you want to verify the count of images on webpage, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://www.bmw.in/en/topics/bmw-insights/bmw-next-100/home.html
-
Add VerifyImageCount keyword
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Invalid data |
Verification Failed |
Actually Found :<6> and Expected :<60> |
| Blank data | Verification Failed | Actually Found :<6> and Expected :<0> |
VerifyImageDisabled
This keyword is used for the verification that the specified image is disabled on web page. This keyword is mostly used in situations where you require to verify that image is disabled on any web page or not. It takes an OR Object as Object Input Argument.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes One Image Object as Input Argument. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
This keyword doesn’t take any data input argument. |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
|
URL |
Comments |
|
|
This keyword verifies that the specified image is disabled on the web page. |
In the example above, if you want to verify that the given image is disabled then, use this keyword as shown below:
VerifyImageDisabled
| Object | < Choose Image Object From OR > Here, Last Name |
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
When no object is provided |
Argument Data Missing (-13200) DESCRIPTION: A step could not be executed because one or more of the arguments have not been provided a value. Of all the arguments a keyword accepts, some arguments might be compulsory. As opposed to the non-compulsory ones, the compulsory argument must be provided some data. The data may be provided through one of many sources like statically entering, output of a previous step, a global variable etc; but it must not be left blank. |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. Expected Static Value was empty. |
| When invalid object is provided |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
| When browser was never opened and valid Object is provided. |
Insufficient Privileges (-14100) DESCRIPTION: The system does not have sufficient privileges to carry out a particular task. This mostly happens when the currently logged-in user at the execution site does not have permission to access a particular resource. The protected resource may be a network share, folder or a drive. User may contact the system administrator to sort out the issue. |
Either Browser was never Opened or all WebDriver instances were closed |
VerifyImageEnabled
This keyword verifies if specified image is enabled. This keyword does not require any data input.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Image type object input argument. You can choose Image type to be verified from your Object Repository. |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
If you want to verify the count of images on webpage, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://www.bmw.in/en/topics/bmw-insights/bmw-next-100/home.html
-
Add VerifyImageEnabled keyword
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Invalid object |
||
|
Blank object |
Argument Data Missing |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyImageExist
This keyword verifies if specified image exists on the webpage. This keyword does not require any data input.
Input Arguments
|
Object Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
Object |
Yes |
This Keyword takes Editbox type object input argument. You can choose edit box to be verified from your Object Repository |
|
Data Input Arguments |
Required? |
Description |
|
No |
No |
Not Required |
Output
|
True |
If the keyword passes successfully |
|
False |
If an error is there |
Example
If you want to verify the existence images on webpage, here is how you will use this keyword –
-
Add OpenBrowser and provide URL https://www.bmw.in/en/topics/bmw-insights/bmw-next-100/home.html
-
Add VerifyImageExist keyword
Common Error conditions
|
Scenarios |
Error Message |
Debug Information |
|
Invalid Object |
||
|
Blank Object |
Argument Data Missing |
Data not provided for argument: ‘Object’. |
VerifyImageNotVisible
This keyword verifies that the specified image is visible or not on the web page. It takes image object as data input argument.
For example, you want to verify the image visibility.
Input Arguments