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HTML input element names - flexdev - 05-12-2012 Hi - I'm getting this new error on my HTML page I'm testing: The object was found, but Smart Identification was necessary to identify it. Object Page Page Step: Code: Browser("Browser".Page("Page").WebEdit("meetingId")The HTML page I'm testing consists of several forms; one on top of the other. Each form has its own submit button. The part I'm thinking may be the problem is that several <input> elements have name="meetingId" or "meetingid" (across forms). Is this bad form? Could this be the root of the problem I'm seeing? Thanks for any helpful tips. RE: HTML input element names - falvi - 05-25-2012 you should try and explore some properties using Object Spy, that are unique to this webedit, and when you add the object in Object repository, there is a green '+' sign, through there, you can add those unique properties to this object's identification. e.g. abs_x, abs_y, html id, or any other property, if there are multiple elements with same properties, then use the index identifier.. |