Hi Community.
Need your help in figuring out a way to store both dynamic and static values in a variable.
Eg: I need to store value in a variable in this format:
{“$Downpay2”} + “Payment was reversed. Reason:” + RReason
Here Downpay2 is fetched from UI.
RReason is a static variable
Remaining is a text.
All the 3 needs to be combined and stored in a variable.
This variable then needs to be compared against Actual Text that comes in the UI.
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The messages says you have a $() somewhere, and it is wrong.
Where is it? Do you see? Have you tried to find it?
Possibly you want to change this to
= WebUI.concatenate([ "${Downpay2}" , 'P
Please find a pair of double quotes “…” are inserted.
If i run this with quotes,it is giving me the below results:
The Actual Downpay amount which is captured from UI isn’t getting stored in the string.
Further this Downpay amount value is $70.Do we need to change the Formatting.
Expected Activity2 should store value like:
$70 Payment was reversed. Reason: Signature Irregular.
Not this
but this
"${Downpay2}"
In Groovy language, single-quoted string and double-quoted string have different semantics. Please study this:
Thanks @kazurayam .
I figured out the solution.No quoted strings were required to display the expected output.
