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Verify Input Locator Is Enabled: VERIFYON

The Verify Input Locator Is Enabled action checks if a specified input element (like a text field or button) is enabled on the screen. It ensures the element is interactable, failing the test if the element is disabled.

Example: Suppose you want to ensure that a “Submit” button is enabled before proceeding with a form submission.

Steps to configure:

  1. Add a new step.
  2. Select Verify Input Locator Is Enabled from the Action drop-down.
  3. Set the Screen Name to “RegistrationPage.”
  4. Enter the Element Key for the “SubmitButton.”
  5. Leave the Parameter Section blank.
  6. Click Save.

Note: While the steps for adding an action command are identical in both views, the display of the steps changes:

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Tabular View
scrn-Verify-Input-Locator-Is-Enabled-Card-View
Card View

Note: Ensure that the Screen Name and Element Key are defined before using this action.

Expected Outcome on execution:

  • If the “Submit” button is enabled, the test passes, confirming it is ready for interaction.
  • If the button is disabled, the test fails, indicating a potential issue with the form or logic.

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