1.You can store the value into a variable in Selenium IDE using 'Store' function.
2. See the doc below:
3. Here expression --> 10
variableName --->a
Finally the store function looks like below
store(10, a)
4. In Selenium IDE how we can do this is
Example 2: store(20,b)
How can we check the variable b value?
By using echo function , displays the b value
Syntax : ${b}
See results below:
Example 3:Storing value of b in to c
Note: Store function internally stores the value of b into an array. If you stored c value, then it place this value into the same array called "storedvars[ ]"
We can call the value of b using "storedvars['b'] instead of ${b}, see the out put below.
Here javascript is used before storedvars['b'] (in target in IDE) for only display purpose, if you want to assign b value to n value no need javascript.
Note 2 :If you don't want to use javascript before your storedvars['b'], just use the storeEval function, Please see below
2. See the doc below:
- store(expression, variableName)
- Arguments:
- expression - the value to store
- variableName - the name of a variable in which the result is to be stored.
3. Here expression --> 10
variableName --->a
Finally the store function looks like below
store(10, a)
4. In Selenium IDE how we can do this is
Example 2: store(20,b)
How can we check the variable b value?
By using echo function , displays the b value
Syntax : ${b}
See results below:
Example 3:Storing value of b in to c
Note: Store function internally stores the value of b into an array. If you stored c value, then it place this value into the same array called "storedvars[ ]"
We can call the value of b using "storedvars['b'] instead of ${b}, see the out put below.
Here javascript is used before storedvars['b'] (in target in IDE) for only display purpose, if you want to assign b value to n value no need javascript.
Note 2 :If you don't want to use javascript before your storedvars['b'], just use the storeEval function, Please see below
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