If your application uses a different class of object for the tooltip, you
may need to use the "Object Spy"(Tools-> Object Spy) to spy on the tool tip
to determine the class. After you
click the hand button on the Object Spy window, the mouse cursor will turn
into a hand icon.
Press and hold the CTRL Key to change the cursor to the normal state.
Mouseover the control
to bring up the tool tip. Once the tool tip is up, release the CTRL Key and
click on the tool tip
immediately, before it disappears.
On Fri, Dec 5, 2008 at 2:42 PM, mabobine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This is the script that reads the text from tooltip
>
> Browser("Browser" ).Page("Page" ).Link("Link 1").MouseOver
> Window("nativeclass :=tooltips_ class32") .GetROProperty( "text")
>
> Can anyone guide me of how this script is generated. I know this is
> descriptive programming, but how can you say that the the tool tip
> native class is tooltips_class32. Obviously, one should know it before
> using descriptive programming.
>
> What if i want to see other window objects properties. From where
> should i see them. I used the object spy but it didn't detect tool tip
> at all.
>
> Guys! I hope you understand my concern.
>
> Regards
>
>
> >
>
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Regards..
Venkat
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