Hello:

Perhaps the code is not very nice but it works. I only can say that developer do they want and can. The web application is very big and has a lot of details.

Anyway, the link is available and can be pressed by clickLink: <clickLink description="Reserva de HS Nº= #{codigoTitular}" href="BuzonesTareas.do?codProcesoRes=" label="Reservar"/> (It is true that I could not select the link I click on but I know how to obtain that only this kind of link appears on the page. So, if I can store previously this value I could later use it to make other tests).

Then the page is reloaded and the link changes to: <a href="BuzonesTareas.do?codProcesoLib=06782352FBA37F4DAB94C63AD72D5811"><img src="imagenes/mesa_trabajo/ico_candado_abierto.gif" alt="Liberar" width="16" height="15"></a>

It can be reached by XPath but the number is different for each item so I need to store it to test it later.

<verifyXPath xpath="//a[@href='BuzonesTareas.do?codProcesoLib=06782352FBA37F4DAB94C63AD72 D5811']" />

I thought that I could store only the number doing something seemed to storeRegEx example but it does not work. I looked for a special Perl character to replace the number that has to be stored but these characters like '\w' or '.' do not work properly with verifyXPath command. There is not possibility to replace characters using special Perl characters so, what can I do?

<verifyXPath xpath="//a[@href='BuzonesTareas.do?codProcesoLib=........................... ....." />

I would be very pleased if you can open a Jira issue about (or should I do it?)

Thank you again Marc.

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1. Re: store link parameter (Marc Guillemot)

Message: 1 Date: Wed, 22 Aug 2007 10:05:12 +0200 From: Marc Guillemot <mgui...@yahoo.fr> To: webt...@lists.canoo.com Subject: Re: [Webtest] store link parameter Reply-To: webt...@lists.canoo.com Reply-To: Marc Guillemot <mgui...@yahoo.fr>

Hi Francisco,

storeLinkParameter doesn't have the link identification possibilities that clickLink has. I don't know if this would help in your case but this is surely worth a Jira issue.

Link included in link?!? What a nice html code! ;-(

In the mean time there is surely a workaround with a script step. How would you identify this link?

Marc.