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Answer 41: You would need to use clickAt command to achieve. ClickAt command
accepts element locator and x, y coordinates as arguments
ClickAt (locator,
(coordStrings like...) “X, Y”)
Ex:
clickAt
(Command) css=#gb_2 > span.gbts(Target)
10,10 (Value) ----- IDE
ClickAt
("//li[@id='tab-panel-id__second-tab-id']/a[2]/em/span/span","0,0")
---- Java code
Answer 42: Use assertSelectOptions as following to check options in a drop
down list – assertSelectOptions
Answer 43: Use storeTable command to get data from a specific cell in an html
table.
Following example store
text from cell 0,4 from an html table –
storeTable (Command)
css=#tableId.0.4(Target)
textFromCell(Value)
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