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  • #74688
    Sasha ZAP
    Moderator

      Hello Antonia Alleyne,
      As I understood you wish the string “Long Axis” will appear with quotes, if this is correct then the answer is:
      Application(“Expert Window”).View(“Dev Console”).Object(“Enter command”).Type(“sensor.probe-override-window-name “Long Axis”test “);
      Thanks,
      ZAPTEST Team

      #74691
      Sasha ZAP
      Moderator

        Hello
        I see the code cannot be saved in the Forum as in ZAPTEST, so I’ve attached it as a screenshot.

        P.S. If you cannot open the attached screenshot please use this URL to view it:
        https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qp95HvRkr88lZzYKgPFDm3MK0LX368Ib/view?usp=sharing

        Thanks,
        ZAPTEST Team

        #75292
        Antonia Alleyne
        Participant

          Hello Sasha, My apologies for the delay. I didn’t realize that I needed to log in in order to see the messages.

          However, I tried the command that you mentioned above
          Application(“Expert Window”).View(“Dev Console”).Object(“Enter command”).Type(“sensor.probe-override-window-name “Long Axis”test “);
          and that did not work.

          I was able to get it to type by using the command
          Application(“Expert Window”).View(“Dev Console”).Object(“Enter command”).Type(“sensor.probe-override-window-name “Long Axis” “);
          but I need the quotes to be specific in order for me to use what it types.

          If I switch the quotes to the command below, then it does not work.
          Application(“Expert Window”).View(“Dev Console”).Object(“Enter command”).Type(“sensor.probe-override-window-name “Long Axis” ”);

          Does that mean that the outer quotes must always be “” and the inner “”

          Also attached screenshot below

          #75294
          Antonia Alleyne
          Participant

            didn’t realize that the quotes would look the same once I submitted, but the image is reflective of the two different quote types.

            #75332
            Sasha ZAP
            Moderator

              Hello Antonia,
              Basically there are 2 ways to type a string inside quotes:
              1. If you are setting ZAPTEST scripting language to JavaScript then you should use this format of text:
              https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KBCfkTI4k0UvTmA3nfSZbj5TMsOw2cfU/view?usp=sharing

              2. If you are setting ZAPTEST scripting language to VBScript then you should use this format of text:
              https://drive.google.com/file/d/19V9XFpYqWf8MNF9LkqueNJ7jyD2XRUVj/view?usp=sharing

              P.S. In Test Settings you can set ZAPTEST’s Script Language:
              https://drive.google.com/file/d/1U1OoqHqUj_cJSuygf5WBpLKNZjDC3Ji9/view?usp=sharing

              Hope this helps,
              Thanks,
              ZAPTEST Team

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