This action clicks the specified object from the web application under test.
This action does not have any parameter.
Note: ActionClick uses underlying selenium WebDriver "Action" class to perform click action. Qualitia recommends using this action for web applications.
Example:
ClickAction
ClickAt
This action clicks at the specified point on the object. Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
X
The x-coordinate of the click.
No
String
Y
The y-coordinate of the click.
No
String
ExampleClickAt "5" "10"
ClickJS
This action clicks the specified object from the web application under test.
This action does not have any parameter.
Note: ClickJS uses javascript code to perform the click action. Qualitia recommends using this action for web applications.
Example: ClickJS
ClickandWait
This action clicks the specified object and waits for the seconds specified in Sync Time under the Configuration Settings (Execution) window.
Default value is 20 seconds. If the page loads before reaching the maximum sync time execution continues to the next steps.
This action does not have any parameter.
Example:
ClickAndWait
ClickJSAndSelectWindowUsingURL
This action is used to click the web element or object that opens single or multiple windows from which a specific window is selected. This action accepts 'waitTimeForWindow' for the specific window to open.
This action is used in the following 2 scenarios:
When a single window opens after clicking the web element/object, you need to give only 'waitTimeForWindow' parameter.
When multiple windows open after clicking the web element or object, then you can provide the exact URL or regex patterned URL window. You must give the URL and 'isURLPatternString' parameters. Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
waitTimeForWindow
Enter the wait time for the window to open.
Yes
String
URL
Enter a specific URL or regex pattern of URL for the window you want to select.
No
String
isURLPatternString
Enter one of the following:
True: If you want to apply the regex pattern to URL.
False: If you do not want to apply the regex pattern to URL.
No
String
Example 1
String waitTimeForWindow : "5",
String url : null(do not give any value)
String isURLPatternString : null(do not give any value)
Expected Result - Here you do not need to provide URL or isURLPatternString as after clicking the object or element opens. The action waits up to 5 seconds for the window to appear after clicking the web element or object and then select the window.
Expected Result - The action waits for up to 5 seconds for multiple windows to open after clicking web element/object and it selects the window which matches the regex pattern "www.([A-Z])\w+" as provided in the URL parameter. As the isURLPatternString parameter is 'True', the action treats the URL parameter as a regex pattern. In case there are multiple windows satisfying the regex pattern, the action selects the first window.
ClickAndSelectWindow
This action is used to click the web element or object that opens a specific/selected window. This action accepts 'waitTimeForWindow' for the specific window to open.
This action is used in the following scenario:
When a single window opens after clicking the web element/object, you need to give only 'waitTimeForWindow' parameter.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
waitTimeForWindow
Enter the wait time for the window to open.
Yes
String
Example 1
String waitTimeForWindow : "5"
DoubleClick
This action double-clicks the specified web element.
This action does not have any parameters.
Example:
DoubleClick
DownloadFile
This action clicks the link or element that opens a download window, which is used to download the files. You need to handle the action externally as it does not wait until the file is downloaded.
Qualitia uses its internal mechanism to handle the Download File pop-up screen.
You can also use AutoIT to execute this action on Windows operating system only. You need to install AutoIT.
After installing AutoIT, you can configure the AutoIT Install path in Qualitia client as follows:Project Configuration>General>Settings>AutoIT Install Path. The default AutoIT path isC:\Program Files (x86)\AutoitV3.
To configure the Auto Install Path for an offline suite:
Open theQualitia Offline ConfigurationManager.
Select the Offline Suite and the associated execution profile.
ClickQualitia Settings>General>AutoIT Path.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
folderPath
The path where the file is to be download. Please check Table 1 "Parameter Mandate" to validate in the situation where this parameter will be mandatory. In case the parameter Mandatory; the user should take care that the folder path exists. The action does not validate whether the folder exists.
Yes
String
Filename
The filename of the downloadable file, to be given in case the user requires to give a specific name and not depend on the default name of the file. In case, the file already exists, similar window like below will appear. Such windows are not handled by the action. In case, the user does not provide this data, the action will pick the default file name available while downloading.
No
String
Example:
ExampleDownloadFile "C:/ProgramData" "Qualitia"
DragAndDropToOffset
This action drags and drops the specified web element at the specified location.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
offsetX
Enter the offset in pixels from the current location to which the element should be moved. The offset parameter can be as +100,100 , -100, 10, and so on.
Yes
String
offsetY
Enter the offset in pixels from the current location to which the element should be moved. The offset parameter can be as -100,100 , +100, and so on.
Yes
String
Example:
DragAndDropOffset "100" "500"
MouseOver
This action simulates a mouse hovering over the specified object.
This action does not have any parameter.
Example: MouseOver
RightClick
This action right-clicks the specified web element.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
option
The context menu option number that needs to be clicked.
No
String
Example: RightClick "3'' This will select the third option from the context-menu.
SendKeySequence
This action sends one or multiple keys specified in the parameters to the specified object. You may use the syntaxes mentioned below to send normal or modifier keys. Multiple keys should be separated by caret.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
arrayofKeys
Enter the keys you want to send.
In case you want to send a string with modifier characters (from the table mentioned below) you must use caret (^) sign as a separator between modifier characters and normal string values.
Yes
Array
Adding modifiers like SHIFT, Control, and so forth perform the activity of pressing these keys only. For releasing these keys, you must add these modifiers again based on requirements as shown in the example.
The example above will press the word Welcome. Apart from the normal alphabets, you can also send the modifier keys. When sending modifier keys, you have to send them in the syntax given.
Key
Syntax
NULL
~{NULL~}
CANCEL (Esc)
~{CANCEL~}
HELP
~{HELP~}
BACK_SPACE
~{BACK_SPACE~}
TAB
~{TAB~}
CLEAR
~{CLEAR~}
RETURN
~{RETURN~}
ENTER
~{ENTER~}
SHIFT
~{SHIFT~}
LEFT_SHIFT(SHIFT)
~{LEFT_SHIFT~}
CONTROL
~{CONTROL~}
LEFT_CONTROL(CONTROL)
~{LEFT_CONTROL~}
ALT
~{ALT~}
LEFT_ALT
~{LEFT_ALT~}
PAUSE
~{PAUSE~}
ESCAPE
~{ESCAPE~}
SPACE
~{SPACE~}
PAGE_UP
~{PAGE_UP~}
PAGE_DOWN
~{PAGE_DOWN~}
END
~{END~}
HOME
~{HOME~}
LEFT
~{LEFT~}
ARROW_LEFT
~{ARROW_LEFT~}
UP
~{UP~}
ARROW_UP
~{ARROW_UP~}
RIGHT
~{RIGHT~}
ARROW_RIGHT
~{ARROW_RIGHT~}
DOWN
~{DOWN~}
ARROW_DOWN
~{ARROW_DOWN~}
INSERT
~{INSERT~}
DELETE
~{DELETE~}
SEMICOLON
~{SEMICOLON~}
EQUALS
~{EQUALS~}
NUMPAD0
~{NUMPAD0~}
NUMPAD1
~{NUMPAD1~}
NUMPAD2
~{NUMPAD2~}
NUMPAD3
~{NUMPAD3~}
NUMPAD4
~{NUMPAD4~}
NUMPAD5
~{NUMPAD5~}
NUMPAD6
~{NUMPAD6~}
NUMPAD7
~{NUMPAD7~}
NUMPAD8
~{NUMPAD8~}
NUMPAD9
~{NUMPAD9~}
MULTIPLY
~{MULTIPLY~}
ADD
~{ADD~}
SEPARATOR
~{SEPARATOR~}
SUBTRACT
~{SUNSTRACT~}
DECIMAL
~{DECIMAL~}
DIVIDE
~{DIVIDE~}
F1
~{F1~}
F2
~{F2~}
F3
~{F3~}
F4
~{F4~}
F5
~{F5~}
F6
~{F6~}
F7
~{F7~}
F8
~{F8~}
F9
~{F9~}
F10
~{F10~}
F11
~{F11~}
F12
~{F12~}
META
~{META~}
COMMAND (META)
~{COMMAND~}
ZENKAKU_HANKAKU
~{ZENKAKU_HANKAKU~}
CLICK
~{CLICK~}
DOUBLECLICK
~{DOUBLECLICK~}
RIGHTCLICK
~{CONTEXTCLICK~}
StoreChildCount
This action stores the child count of the specified object under the specified key. The key value can be retrieved using the key name.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
Key
Enter the key name under which the child count will be saved.
Yes
String
Example: StoreChildCount "Key"
StoreCSSProperty
This action stores the CSS property value of the object under the specified key. Key value can be retrieved using the key name.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
keyProperty
Enter the key name under which the property value will be stored.
Yes
String
property
Enter the property name whose value you want to store.
Yes
String
Example: StoreCSSProperty "Key" "display"
StoreExistence
This action stores existence of the object under the specified key. The key value can be retrieved using the key name.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
Key
Enter the key name under which the existence's Boolean value will be stored.
StoresTrueif the object exists.
StoresFalseif the object does not exist.
Yes
String
Example: StoreExistence "Key"
StoreLocation
This action stores the current location of the object under the specified keys. The key values can be retrieved using the key names.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
keyXPosition
Enter the key name to store the height of the location of the object.
Yes
String
keyYPosition
Enter the key name to store the width of the location of the object.
Yes
String
Example: StoreLocation "Height" "Width"
StorePropertyValue
This action stores the property of the specified object under the key name. The stored key value can be retrieved using the key name. Some Android and iOS properties are not accessible.
List of accessible properties for Android: "name", "contentDescription", "className", "resourceId", "text", "enabled", "checkable", "checked", "clickable", "focusable", "focused", "longClickable", "scrollable", "selected", "displayed"
List of accessible properties for iOS: "name", "value", "label", "hint"
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
Key
Enter the key name under which the property value will be stored.
Yes
String
Property
Property/attribute name whose value needs to be stored under the specified key. This can be any accessible property of Android/iOS native object mentioned above.
Yes
String
Example:StorePropertyValue "key" "text"
StoreSize
This action stores the size of the specified object under keys. The key values can be retrieved using key names.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
keyHeight
Enter the key name under which you want to store the height of the object.
Yes
String
keyWidth
Enter the key name under which you want to store the width of the object.
Yes
String
Example: StoreSize "Height" "Width"
StoreText
This action stores the text existing inside the specified object under the specified keys. The key values can be retrieved using the key names. Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
keyText
Enter the key name to store the text from the specified object.
Yes
String
Example: StoreText "Key"
StoreValueAttribute
This action stores the data present in the "value" attribute of the object.
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
strKey
Enter a variable to store the data present in the "value" attribute for the object.
Yes
String
Example: StoreValueAttribute "Key"
VerifyEnability
This action verifies the enability of the specified object.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
enability
Value for this parameter can be True or False.
SetTrueif you want to verify that the object is enabled.
Set False if you want to verify that the object is disabled.
Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution.
No
String
Example:
VerifyEnability "True"
VerifyExistence
This action verifies the existence of the specified object.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
existence
Value for this parameter can be True or False.
SetTrueif you want to check the existence.
SetFalseif you want to check the non-existence. Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution.
No
String
Example:
VerifyExistence "True"
VerifyVisibility
This action verifies the visibility of the specified object.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
visibility
Value for this parameter can be True or False.
SetTrueif you want to check the visibility.
SetFalseif you want to check the invisibility. Note: If you do not enter any value, the default value is set to True during the test case execution.
No
String
Example:
VerifyVisibility "True"
StoreVisibility
This action stores the visibility status for a web element under the specified key name in the following conditions:
True:If the web element is visible.
False:If the web element is not visible.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
strKey
strKey
Enter a variable to store the visibility status.
Yes
String
Example:StoreVisibility "Key"
WaitForAttributeContains
This action waits till the value of the specified attribute changes to the expected partial value. This comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for existence of the expected value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValueContains
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 for Pass, 1 for Fail, and 2 for Defect.
No
String
attributeValue
Enter the partial expected partial attribute value.
Yes
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
No
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the expected value.
This action waits until the specified attribute's value of the object changes to other than the partial parameterized value. This comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
attributeValue
Enter the value which should not be there in the attribute value.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the value to change.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for existence of the unexpected value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValue
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits until the specified attribute's value of the object changes to other than the exact parameterized value. This comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
attributeValue
Enter the value which should not be there in the attribute value.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the value to change.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for existence of the expected value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValueNotToBe
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits until the specified attribute's value of the object gets filled with some value. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the attribute value.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the attribute value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValue
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits till the value of the specified attribute changes to the exact expected value. This comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
attributeValue
Enter the exact expected value.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the expected value.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for existence of the expected value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValue
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits until the specified attribute's value of the object gets empty. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
attributeName
Enter the attribute name whose value you want to check.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the attribute value to be empty.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the attribute value before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyAttributeValue
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the child elements of the specified object to appear. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
childLocatorType
Enter the locator type of the object whose child you want to check.
Yes
String
childLocatorValue
Enter the locator value of the child you want to check.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the elements to appear.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the objects before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyExistence
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the specified object to be clickable. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the object to be clickable.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the object clickability before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyClickability
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the existence of the specified object. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the existence of the object.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the existence of the object before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyExistence
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the object to contain the expected partial text. The comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
innerText
Enter the expected text you want to wait for.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the expected text.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the expected text before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInnerTextContains
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for inner text from the specified object to match the expected text regular expression pattern. The comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
innerTextRegXPattern
Enter the expected pattern for the inner text. Pattern should be regular expression. Step fails in case the pattern is invalid.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the expected text.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the expected text before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInnerText
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits until the specified attribute's value of the object changes to other than the parameterized value. The comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
innerText
Enter the text which should not be there in the attribute value.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the inner text to disappear.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the expected text to be disappeared before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInnerTextNotContains
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits till the inner text of the object changes from the specified text. The comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
innerText
Enter the text which should not be there in the object.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the text to change.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the expected text before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInnerTextNotToBe
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the object to contain the expected exact text. The comparison is case-sensitive. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
innerText
Enter the expected text you want to wait for.
Yes
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the expected text.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the expected text before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInnerText
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the object to invisible. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the object to go invisible.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the invisibility before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyInvisibility
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This object waits for the object to become non clickable. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the object to become non clickable.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the clickability before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyNonClickability
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the non existence of the specified object. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
The WaitForNonExistence action passes even if you specify an invalid XPath but with correct syntax. As per the default behavior, Qualitia Automation Studio assumes that the specified path is valid and the object does not exist. Hence it returns a pass result.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the non existence of the object.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for non existence of the object before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyNonExistence
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the number of elements of the specified object locator on the page to be same as the expected number. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
expectedNumOfElements
Enter the expected number of elements to wait for.
Note: The default value is 1.
No
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the number elements to appear.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the objects before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyNumberOfElements
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the number of elements of the specified object locator on the page to be less than the specified number. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
expectedNumOfElements
Enter the expected number of elements to wait for.
No
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the number elements to appear.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the objects before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyNumOfElementsLessThan
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the number of elements of the specified object locator on the page to be more than the specified number. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
expectedNumOfElements
Enter the expected number of elements to wait for.
No
String
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the number elements to appear.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the objects before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyNumOfElementsLessThan
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits until the element gets detached from the DOM.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the value to be detached.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for existence of the element before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyStatus
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 for Pass, 1 for Fail, and 2 for Defect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the object to be visible. You may specify the timeout and polling interval, if required.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
timeOut
Enter the timeout (in seconds) to wait for the object visibility.
No
String
pollingInterval
Enter the frequency (in milliseconds) after which you want to check for the object visibility before exhausting timeout.
No
String
keyVisibility
Enter the key name under which the status of this step will be stored. Stores 0 forPass, 1 forFail, and 2 forDefect.
No
String
statusIfConditionNotSatisfied
Enter the status of the step you want to show in the report in case the expected condition is not satisfied. value for this parameter can be Pass, Fail, and Defect.
This action waits for the object to appear or disappear for the maximum number of seconds specified.
If the object is found or not found before the maximum time specified, execution continues to the next steps.
If the wait time is "" then the wait time shall be the "Sync Time" set under the associated execution profile.
Note:
For the WaitFor actions to complete successfully, the specified object must exist.
Only for all the Wait actions, you can override the actual execution result with that of your choice using the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter. For example, if you set the statusIfConditionNotSatisfied parameter to Pass, the action execution result will always be Pass, irrespective of whether the actual execution result was Fail or Defect.
Input Parameters:
Parameter Name
Parameter Description
Mandatory
Data Type
Timeout
Enter the number of seconds to wait for the object to appear or disappear. This has to be 0 or any positive number.
No
String
existence
Value for this parameter can be True or False.
SetTrueif you want to check for the appearance of the object.
SetFalseif you want to check for the disappearance of the object.
No
String
Example:
WaitForObject "10" "True"
The action waits for maximum 10 seconds for the object to appear. If the object appears before 10 seconds elapses, the execution continues to the next steps.
WaitForObject "15" "True"
The action shall wait for maximum 15 seconds for the object to disappear. If the object disappears before 15 seconds elapses, the execution continues to the next steps.
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