Settings - HTML
The following settings are located at Settings->Wizard->HTML:
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NameOfTheTableModule
The name of the table steering Module. This name must be WEBTABSTR.
Scan
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This setting defines which on... events are triggered by the ActionMode Input. The events are specified, separated by semicolons ; (e.g. onchange;onblur). The value of the setting "SetDOMClick" must be set to True in order to enable on... events.
When an ObjectMap is scanned, the property FireEvents is filled with a default value.
Default value: onchange;onblur
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InvisibleControls
By default, only visible controls are scanned. If this setting is enabled, non-visible controls are scanned as well. Visible controls are defined as follows:
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Controls with a width and height > 0
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The style attribute visibility is not set to hidden, neither for the control itself nor for the parent control
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Only ’clickable’ generic controls
If this setting is enabled, only the generic controls are scanned that have an onClick or an onContextmenu event.
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When ObjectMaps are created, the DOMClick property of all controls is set to the value defined here.
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Automatic (default value)
In case of EditBoxes, the property DOMClick receives the value False, all other controls receive the value True. -
True
The property DOMClick of all controls receives the value True. -
False
The property DOMClick of all controls receives the value False.
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If the value of the DOMClick property is False, the command {Enter} has to be used for multiline inputs, e.g. Line1{Enter}Line2{Enter}Line3 . |
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Scan Mode
There are two ways to find the Microsoft® Internet Explorer browser on the desktop:
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Use HTML Message: this setting uses the EnumWindow method of the Win32 API.
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Use Shell-Object: this setting finds windows via the Microsoft® Windows shell library.
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Scan without indexes
This setting specifies whether property or object indices are calculated upon scanning. If the value of this setting is Yes, the scan proceeds faster without calculating any indices.
Frame
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Skip specific frames for searching
In order to reduce the waiting time when HTML applications are scanned, individual frames can be skipped by specifying frame IDs.
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Skip all frames for searching
All frames can be skipped, as described in chapter "Skip specific frames for searching".
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Frames which contains trees
Trees implemented as frames can be entered manually.
Syntax: <Property>=<Name>;<Property>=<Name>
Example: Name=Menu;ID=Tree
Mark
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Count
This setting determines how often the selected control in Tosca Wizard is marked with a red frame in the application.