Hi,
you're right: repeat used with XPath doesn't store the counter as a
WebTest property as it is not really a counter but an element. The
"counter" is saved as XPath variable and therefore the syntax $rb here
should be interpreted by the XPath parser, not before by Groovy or by Ant.
Following should work:
repeat (xpath:"//input[@type='radio']", counterName:"rb") {
verifyRadioButton xpath: '$rb', checked:"false"
}
Note the use of simple quotes instead of double quotes to use normal
strings and not GStrings.
Cheers,
Marc.
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http://mguillem.wordpress.comJean Hominal wrote:
> I don't know much about Groovy, but I think that it could be related
> to that which is explained there:
>
http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GroovyJSR/Groovy+String+Handling>
> I would replace
>>> verifyCheckbox xpath:"$currentButton", checked:"false"
> with:
> verifyCheckbox xpath:'$currentButton', checked:"false"
>
> (Replacing double quotes with simple quotes to avoid escaping).
>
> Regards,
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