a select doesn't have this kind of value, you'll need to access the selected option element which is quite easy with xpath.
It becomes a bit more tricky to specify that you want to select an other option when you don't know which option is currently selected. I have blog about something similar for some time, it might help: http://mguillem.wordpress.com/2007/07/25/xpath-power/ Cheers, Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com blahbox wrote: > Hi, > > How to store value from a drop down list, then edit the dropdown list, and > input the original(stored)value back to it? The following code didn't work, > gives error message "No suitable field(s) found". > Well, this post has been pending for long, I will try to resend it again. Is > there an easier way to do this instead of using Xpath? > > > <storeInputFieldAttribute propertyname="Preferred_Priority" > name="property(Preferred_Priority)" attributeName="value"/> > <setSelectField name="property(Preferred_Priority)" text="Low" > description="Select a different value in the drop down list"/> > <verifySelectField name="property(Preferred_Priority)" text="None" > description="Check input value"/> > <setSelectField name="property(Preferred_Priority)" > value="#{Preferred_Priority}"/> > > > Thanks! > :working: _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
