GXtest UI Commands - Control Presence

This command is useful to check if a control is present in the page, without checking if it is enabled and/or visible. This command returns true if the control is present and false if not.

IsControlPresent

Checks if a control is present

Parameters:

• ControlName: the control name as defined in the KB

Examples of use: 

&driver.IsControlPresent("CustomerPassword")
&driver.IsControlPresent("button3")

IsControlPresent

Checks if a control inside a grid or table is present

Parameters:

• ControlName: the control name as defined in the KB

• Row: relative row to the table where the control is located

Examples of use: 

&driver.IsControlPresent("CustomerPassword", 1)
&driver.IsControlPresent("webComp2.button3", 4)

 

Also, this command can be executed using different locators (id, name, CSS, XPath, or LinkText) as follows:

IsElementPresentByID

Checks if an element is present using its ID.

Parameters:

• ID: the element ID .

Example of use: 

&driver.IsElementPresentByID("InvoiceTotal")

 

IsElementPresentByName

Checks if an element is present using its 'name' attribute.

Parameters:

• Name: the value of the NAME attribute of the element. 

Example of use: 

&driver.IsElementPresentByName("total")

IsElementPresentByCSS

Checks if an element is present using its CSS selector.

Parameters:

• CSS: the CSS selector to the element. 

Example of use: 

&driver.IsElementPresentByCSS("#vVAR1")

IsElementPresentByXPath

Checks if an element is present using an XPath selector.

Parameters:

• XPath: the XPath selector to the element. 

Example of use: 

&driver.IsElementPresentByXPath("//textarea[@id='vVAR1']")

IsElementPresentByLinkText

Checks if an element is present using a LinkText selector.

Parameters:

• LinkText: the link’s text of the element. 

Example of use: 

&driver.IsElementPresentByLinkText("Edit")