this looks like a reactjs. you can build a utility like this below.
public static void setDateUsingFlatPicker(String Locator,String NewDate) {
String ExtractLocatorXpath = ('document.evaluate(' + Locator) + ', document , null ,XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE,null,).singleNodeValue'
String DateManipulation = '"' + NewDate + '"'
String SetDate = ExtractLocatorXpath + '._flatpickr.setDate('+ DateManipulation +',true);'
System.out.println('New SetdataJs : ' + SetDate)
WebUI.executeJavaScript(SetDate, null)
WebUI.waitForJQueryLoad(GlobalVariable.Timeout)
String TriggerRuleAction = ('jQuery(' + ExtractLocatorXpath) + ').trigger({ type: \'datetimechange\', isManualTrigger: true });'
WebUI.executeJavaScript(TriggerRuleAction, null)
WebUI.waitForJQueryLoad(GlobalVariable.Timeout)
}
String Locator = ‘xpathofwebelement’
Utility.setDateUsingFlatPicker(Locator, ‘2022-04-25 12:30:00’)
How do I use them? I’m new so I don’t know how to use it
Create a Custom Keyword inside Keywords section and then use the above method implemented method into your testcases in script window and pass the date value as arguments.
Please refer this below.
I tried to open the mht file you provided. But I saw just a blank window. My Chrome browser could not render the mht file at all. I do not know why.
I could not see the page on my PC, so that I have no idea about your issue. I will quit, sorry.
The only thing I could found was that your target web page is a javascript driven Single Page Application.
@phanuyend Check the <iframe>-s, because it might ruin all your other approaches toward the datepicker.
Thanks for helping me!
How to check it?
Check to see if your datepicker widget lives within an <iframe>.