Ah ha! That's the trick then! I thought that when there was nothing in the folder, the parenthesis and digits would both be gone. try:
This says: click the link that has the text "Junk (" that may have zero to many digits followed by the text ")". Also, when doing inline descriptive programming, you do not have to call out the micclass property since it is implied by the fact that you are calling the Link() function. We only use it for Browser and Page as dummy properties so that we get back the only Browser with any Page on it (i.e no identification properties).
Code:
Browser("micclass:=Browser").Page("micclass:=Page").Link("html tag:=A", "text:=Junk \(\d*\)").ClickThis says: click the link that has the text "Junk (" that may have zero to many digits followed by the text ")". Also, when doing inline descriptive programming, you do not have to call out the micclass property since it is implied by the fact that you are calling the Link() function. We only use it for Browser and Page as dummy properties so that we get back the only Browser with any Page on it (i.e no identification properties).