Method Contains different from GetText

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• January 18, 2019 at 10:29 pm #32187
  Gabriel Fiel

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  Hi

  I am facing a problem, when I use method .Contains(), ZAPTEST recognize the number with a white space, example: “20123. 123”.
  When I use .GetText it gets it correctly: “20123.123”.
  So I tried creating a variable with GetText, and apply .Contains, but it didn’t work.

  Is there a way to ignore white spaces when I use Contains or maybe another solution?
  Thank you.

  Have a good weekend.

  January 21, 2019 at 10:41 am #32188
  Kirill Bulatnikov

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  Hello gabriel.fiel. Thanks for using ZAPTEST.

  I think VB Script function “replace” will help you! You need to replace possible spaces (” “) with null (“”) and then you can compare the content.

  Hope that helps.

  Thanks,
  Kirill.
  ZAPTEST Team.

  January 23, 2019 at 3:28 pm #32189
  Gabriel Fiel

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  Hi Kirill

  I am using javascript, so I tried Zap.Common.ReplaceSubString:

  var myVar= Zap.Common.ReplaceSubString(Application("My app").View("My View").Object("Text").GetText(), " ", "");

  if (myVar.Contains("20123.123")) {
}

  I also tried this one:

  var myVar = Application("My app").View("My Viiew").Object("Text").GetText();
var newVar = myVar.replace(" ", "");

  if (newVar.Contains("20123.123")) {
}

  But it is not working, it shows an error when I try to use method Contains() with the variable (“O objeto não da suporte para a propriedade ou método”).
  Can you help me?

  Thank you.

  January 23, 2019 at 5:05 pm #32190
  Kirill Bulatnikov

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  Hey Gabriel
  First of all I have to admit that you are using GetText method improperly – to grab some text from the object you need to have real parent object for it otherwise ZAPTEST will not know where get text from and you will get empty value. And as soon as the value is null Contains method may output an error.

  Hope that helps.
  Thanks,
  Kirill.
  ZAPTEST Team

  January 23, 2019 at 6:10 pm #32191
  Gabriel Fiel

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  It was an example of how I am using it.
  I am using .Object(“parent”).Object(“son”).GetText() in the script.
  I get the text from the object, it is there, working.

  The problem here is with method Contains(), because in the documentation they use it with an object: Object(“x”).Contains(“something”).
  I am trying to use a variable instead: myVariable.Contains(“something”), is there a similar solution to solve this?

  Thank you 🙂
  Bye

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