Hi Niels,
What I do is the following:
- read from the page: storeXpath; using this you can store the value in a
property. E.g.
<storeXPath
description="get the price "
xpath="<xpath expression to get your price>"
property="price_before"
/>
The property price_before contains the price.
- Now you change the number (=theNumber; e.g. 5).
- read you price again
<storeXPath
description="get the price "
xpath="<xpath expression to get your price>"
property="price_after"
/>
- compare
<verifyXPath
xpath="number(#{price_before})*5 = number(#{price_after})"
/>
- remark that you can also assign 5 to the variable by doing
<var
name="theNumber"
value="5"
/>
- then you can make the compare statement
<verifyXPath
xpath="number(#{price_before})*number(${theNumber}) =
number(#{price_after})"
/>
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Niels Stevens
Sent: vrijdag 16 oktober 2009 9:51
To: [email protected]
Cc: Dirk van Zonhoven
Subject: [Webtest] Storing variabels after reading them from a page.
Hi all,
I've been searching the manual for this, but don't really see the
functionality I need. Here is the problem: In a basket I need to check if
the functionality to change the number of products to order works. To do
this I want webtest to read the price, then change the number, then read the
price again and check if it has been multiplied by the number selected. So I
need a way to store variables after reading them from a page (no idea), and
a way to multiply and compare these variabeles (I think this might work in
the ifstep test).
Regards,
Niels Stevens
Jr. Developer
