There
are two ways:
1. Using GetROProperty("URL") method (run-time
object property)
2. Using "URL"
property of "Object" (IE DOM Object)
Using GetROProperty("URL") method (run-time
object property)
GetRoProperty function reads properties of a run-time object in an
application.
So,
for example:
- To
check whether a link is visible or not, use:
Browser("bname").Page("pname").Link("lname").GetROProperty("visible") - To
get a page's title, use:
Browser("bname").Page("pname").GetROProperty("title") - To
check whether a window is maximized, use:
Window("wname").GetROProperty("maximized")
In our case, to get URL of
the current WebPage, we will use:
Browser("bname").Page("pname").GetRoProperty("URL")
"URL" property of "Object" (IE
DOM Object)
The sample syntax is:
The sample syntax is:
Browser("bname").Page("pname").Object.URL
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