If you are using descriptive programming and you have two objects with the sam

If you are using descriptive programming and you have two
objects with the same name, so you are identiying them by
name and index, how can you avoid errors if a third object
with the same name is added at the begining of the page?

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If you are using descriptive programming and you have two objects with the same name, so you are i..

Answer / litan

Normally like this Scenario we are not going for
Index.Instead of Index you can use Properties like
innertext with regular expression.
lstrGetcelldata=Browser("micclass:=Browser").Page
("micclass:=Page").WebTable("html
tag:=TABLE","Index:=6").GetCellData(2,2)
lstrCellData=Browser("micclass:=Browser").Page
("micclass:=Page").WebTable("innertext:=Custom
Parameters.*").GetCellData(lintCounter,1)

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If you are using descriptive programming and you have two objects with the same name, so you are i..

Answer / sameena

Index is unique to al. obviously through index only.The
third object property is to be changed accordingly to
diffrentiate the object. such as location of the object in
the application or index value of the application or the
tab count of the object. like wise the modification are
done to the object property to show differentiate with
other object,. if iam correct reply me.

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If you are using descriptive programming and you have two objects with the same name, so you are i..

Answer / kishore

sameena is absolutely correct

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If you are using descriptive programming and you have two objects with the same name, so you are i..

Answer / ankur

am agree with sameena.

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