Hello,

 

I am having a JSP, struts based application.  On one of my JSP is having 3-4
JSP files included, each having its own HTML tag.  So in my webpage I am
having nested html, body and form tags.  

 

Problem:  Canoo is able to read all the elements between the last accessed
<html> </html> tags only, and could recognize form element of this html tag
only.  I wanted to work with elements of other html tags also.  So, is there
any mechanism in Canoo Webtest using which I can switch between multiple
html tags.  Please see the below example which shows the structure.

 

For example:

<HTML>

            <BODY>

                        <HTML>

                                    <BODY>

            <form name="form1" method="post" ..>

                        <Input type="button" name="submit1" />

            </form>

                                    </BODY>

                        </HTML>

            <form name="form2" method="post" ..>

                        <Input type="button" name="submit2" />

            </form>

</BODY>

</HTML>

 

In above example, Canoo is able to detect only form1 and submit1, but cannot
parse form2 and its elements.

 

Please let me know if anyone is having idea to solve this problem.

 

Thanks & Regards,

Rinkesh Bansal | Module Lead | Persistent Systems Ltd

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