11-16-2010, 05:26 AM
11-18-2010, 05:16 AM
You can do text verification using "Standard checkpoint" if the object being tested has a text-type property. For instance in most objects, the displayed text on the UI is a reflection of one of its properties (like say "text", "title", "attached_text" etc).
"Text checkpoint" is used when you want to perform text verification and the object being tested has no property from which the text can be extracted.
If the object does have a text-type property it is recommended that the verification for the text be performed using a "standard checkpoint".
"Text checkpoint" is also used when you want to verify a part of the text (which may include the text displayed before and / or after the verified text)
"Text checkpoint" is used when you want to perform text verification and the object being tested has no property from which the text can be extracted.
If the object does have a text-type property it is recommended that the verification for the text be performed using a "standard checkpoint".
"Text checkpoint" is also used when you want to verify a part of the text (which may include the text displayed before and / or after the verified text)