Table Count Rows

Table Count Rows

Operation to count the rows for the HTML table, this allows subsequent verification commands test against the number of rows.

• equals
• greatherThan
• greaterThanOrEquals
• lessThan
• lessThanOrEquals]

Usage

[MADCOW:htmlElementReference].table.countRows.[verification command] = [number to verify]

Examples

searchResultsTable.table.countRows.equals = 1
searchResultsTable.table.countRows.greaterThan = 1 
searchResultsTable.table.countRows.lessThanOrEquals = 2

Table Count Rows with selection criteria

The countRows operation also optionally allows the user to specify some selection criteria, so that only rows where a certain value is true will be counted.

Usage

[MADCOW:htmlElementReference].table.countRows[columnName : columnValue].[verification command] = [number to verify]

Examples

#Make sure there are no rows where suburb = 'west end'
searchResultsTable.table.countRows['Suburb' : 'West End'].equals = 0

#Make sure that 10 rows have the value 'Brisbane' in their fourth column
searchResultsTable.table.countRows['column4' : 'BRISBANE'].equals = 10

#Check that there are more than 9 rows where state = 'Queensland' and the last column contains '4000'
searchResultsTable.table.countRows['State' : 'Queensland', 'lastColumn' : '4000'].greaterThan = 9