<\/span>How to Capture Text Output Value in QTP?<\/span><\/h2>\nTo capture a text output value in QTP, you can use the “GetROProperty” method along with appropriate test objects. This method allows you to retrieve the current value of a specified property of a test object. By selecting the property representing the desired text output, you can capture and store the value for further use.<\/p>\n
1. **Create a test object:** First, identify the test object that contains the desired text output. It can be a web element, a text box, a label, or any other object that displays text. <\/p>\n
2. **Identify the relevant property:** Once you have identified the test object, determine the property that represents the text output you want to capture. Common properties used for text output include “innerText,” “outerText,” “value,” or “text.”<\/p>\n
3. **Use GetROProperty method:** Now, use the “GetROProperty” method along with your test object and the desired property to capture the text output value. Here is an example of how to do it:
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\noutputValue = Browser(“name:=MyBrowser”).Page(“title:=MyPage”).WebEdit(“name:=MyTextbox”).GetROProperty(“property:=value”)
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4. **Store the captured value:** Finally, store the captured value in a variable or write it to a file for further analysis or verification.<\/p>\n