Hi Shilpa,
If you want to identify the object then you can use other property ..Like
html tag ,html id,name ,webEdit property...
Hight property is not good option to choose ,it will change depend on your
resolution and IE ZOOM setting...So your script might
Run on your system with hight property but no guarentee that will run in
other machine with different seeting ..
Chosse those property which is rigid..
~J~
On Wednesday, June 5, 2013 5:13:50 AM UTC-4, shilpa gupta wrote:
> HI
>
> I am uisng DP to work on a text box
> using below code
>
> Set objObject =Description.Create()
> objObject("wpftypename").value ="edit"
> objObject("height").value = 22
>
> I need to use height property but its value is not constant in
> application. sometime it is 22 and some time it is 23.
> also it should not be zero.
> so, pls tell me how to write
> objObject("height").value = 22
> in place of 22, i want to mention that value should be greater than zero
> pls tel me how to do this
>
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