So in 'Label: Error Message element', the exercise marked 'window text' attribute as equals to a blank value,
my question is why didn't use equals to dynamic since the text will still change depending on the error??
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Sanaa Fallah
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my question is why didn't use equals to dynamic since the text will still change depending on the error??
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Sanaa Fallah
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Hi @Sanaa Fallah
When I made this exercise I create two elements for the two errors that you can get in this application.
- Invalid login
- No username or password set
If you spy the entry Window, you can get the window no matter what mistake you made.
But, for this exercise, I think is better to spy the complete label and have diferent ways in your code to catch correctly the error. In my case:
(as you can read, in the Wait Stage i control every possible path that I received when I press the login button
Hope this helps you.
See you in the community, bye 🙂
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Pablo Sarabia
Architect
Altamira Assets Management
Madrid
634726270
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When I made this exercise I create two elements for the two errors that you can get in this application.
- Invalid login
- No username or password set
If you spy the entry Window, you can get the window no matter what mistake you made.
But, for this exercise, I think is better to spy the complete label and have diferent ways in your code to catch correctly the error. In my case:
(as you can read, in the Wait Stage i control every possible path that I received when I press the login button
Hope this helps you.
See you in the community, bye 🙂
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Pablo Sarabia
Architect
Altamira Assets Management
Madrid
634726270
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