Hi Pallavi,
As per my experience, you can use "File name" property of the image control. In case text box recongnized as image , you will find file name property associated with it. Use "file name" property and verify its value in runtime. You can't verify the color of image by red or blue or yellow. You will have file name property which has "green.gif" (example) as value.
Above all , it depends how it was designed. As Ankur requested , please attach screenshot. I will see let know further ...
Thanks,
Kiran
As per my experience, you can use "File name" property of the image control. In case text box recongnized as image , you will find file name property associated with it. Use "file name" property and verify its value in runtime. You can't verify the color of image by red or blue or yellow. You will have file name property which has "green.gif" (example) as value.
Above all , it depends how it was designed. As Ankur requested , please attach screenshot. I will see let know further ...
Thanks,
Kiran

