I was messing around with the storeInputFieldAttribute function and noticed that for attribute="checked" the values returned are "checked" and "false". Whereas, the setCheckbox step only accepts "true" and "false" for checked. Shouldn't these two steps line up such that you can store the checked attribute of a checkbox and then right away be able to set a checkbox with it? In order to do this I've had to add a scriptStep to change "checked" to "true"
- [Webtest] StoreInputFieldAttribute for a Checkbox Soula, William
- Re: [Webtest] StoreInputFieldAttribute for a Checkbox Marc Guillemot

