Version 8.0.1 |
In order to resolve tab panels or accordions correctly, it is necessary to map the component containing all entries, i.e. the tab panel itself as well as the components which represent the individual tab panel entries.
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Table 50.6: Mapping of tab panels |
In case of accordion components
you can map the classes to Accordion
, Item:AccordionItem
etc.
Sample:
The following HTML code represents a tab panel. As with many implementations of web pages there are a lot of additional nodes, irrelevant for the semantics of the tabs. Some of the nodes have attributes which could be used for the mapping. Therefore, we will show you below two different ways to configure the 'Install CustomWebResolver' node, leading to exactly the same result.
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Example 50.30: HTML tab panel |
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Example 50.31: HTML tab panel variant 1 |
The second configuration is using a different approach. QF-Test will record the same component as above.
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Example 50.32: HTML tab panel variant 2 |
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