/// <summary>
/// Clicks on any participant within the participant table, then waits for the Participant page to load
/// </summary>
/// <param name="browser">The driver instance</param>
/// <param name="particpantName">The exact text of the link for the participant that you want to click on from the participants table</param>
internal ParticipantsPage ClickParticpantAndWait(IWebDriver browser, string particpantName)
{
ElemSet.Grid_ClickButtonOrLinkWithinRow(browser, AllParticpantsTblBody, Bys.SearchPage.AllParticpantsTblBodyRow,
particpantName, "a", particpantName, "a");
ParticipantsPage page = new ParticipantsPage(browser);
page.WaitForInitialize();
return(page);
}
/// <summary>
/// For any table within LS, this method enters text in the search box, then either clicks Go or hits Enter and waits for table to
/// get returned by waiting for the the tbody element's "class" attribute to not have a value of "loading". Then it will click on
/// a site, particpant, etc. and wait for the cooresponding table to appear
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tblBody">The tbody element in your table</param>
/// <param name="searchResults"><see cref="LSConstants.SearchResults"/> for a list of criteria that you can search for. For example, if you are on the Sites table, then you would obviously pass Sites as your search result</param>
/// <param name="recordName">The exact text of the link for the site/participant/program/activity that you want to click on inside the table</param>
internal dynamic SearchAndSelect(By tblBody, LSConstants.SearchResults searchResults, string recordName)
{
Search(tblBody, recordName);
switch (searchResults)
{
case LSConstants.SearchResults.Sites:
ClickSiteAndWait(Browser, recordName);
return(null);
break;
case LSConstants.SearchResults.Participants:
ParticipantsPage page = ClickParticpantAndWait(Browser, recordName);
page.WaitForInitialize();
return(page);
break;
}
return(null);
}