Using variable in Object's Properties

[pgonzalez]

Hi @Ibus , tried your solution, and the result is:
with the class attribute clicked in the object, but get the text of another label, this is because all the classes in the text label are the same.
I tried un-clicking the object’s attribute class and the variable prints nothing (absolute in blank)

[pgonzalez]

Hey @kazurayam tried your solution in three different scenarios:
the code:

1. clicking text attribute in object and result is not found
   

   

2. clicking text and class attribute, the result not found
   

   

3. disabling all the attributes in the object, its a PASS but variable printing nothing
   

   

[kazurayam]

You gave the key text in the Map as 2nd argument of findTestObject() call.

Mobile.verifyElementExist(findTestObject('Roles/Role_Audit/Audit_Date',
    ['text' : "${AuditDate}"]), 0)

This is a mistake.

Your Test Object has an interpolation expression ${AuditDate}. Then you need to specify the name of the expression (AuditDate) as the key of Map as the 2nd argument for findTestObject() call:

Mobile.verifyElementExist(findTestObject('Roles/Role_Audit/Audit_Date',
    ['AuditDate' : "${AuditDate}"]), 0)

[pgonzalez]

+10000000 thanks @kazurayam

It worked!!

what i did was:

Mobile.verifyElementExist(findTestObject(‘Roles/Role_Audit/Audit_Date’, [‘AuditDate’ : “${AuditDate}”]), 0)
tempvar = Mobile.getText(findTestObject(‘Roles/Role_Audit/Audit_Date’, [‘AuditDate’ : “${AuditDate}”]), 0)
println(tempvar)

and the object:

the result: