Ok got it! my string: Vous devez indiquer si la consolidation est de type "Avec marge de crédit"
I tried switching single-quotes/double quotes, no luck. I tried regex with dots instead of the quotes, no luck. So my solution was « &#034; » : <verifyText text="Vous devez indiquer si la consolidation est de type &#034;Avec marge de crédit&#034;." /> Nice. JS. 2008/8/4 dav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Did you try simply using ... text='the string with the "word" in > it' /> ? > > another way: use regex and dot to parse one char. > > david. > -- > > > Le lundi 04 août 2008 à 11:26 -0400, JS Bournival a écrit : > > I guess this is a recurrent problem, but I haven't found anything > > suitable in the archives. > > > > I have the error string on my web page, telling the user he has an > > error while submiting the form. I want to verify that the message > > appears. But the message contains " (double-quotes), and I don't know > > what is the trick to make them work in my test step: > > > > <verifyText text="this is my text "this part is between > > quotes"" /> > > > > Thank you. > > > > P.S. the char encoding of my page is ISO-8859-1 ... dunno if that is > > an issue > > > > -- > > JS. > > -------------------------- > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > http://js.jipiju.com > > > > -- JS. -------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://js.jipiju.com
