public void MigratingElementObjectToHtmlControls()
{
// If you already have tests written using WebAii that you want to gradually move to
// you can use the HTML wrapper class's constructor passing in the existing element
// object from you current code.
// The first line is a line of code in your existing test case.
Element myButtonElement1 = Find.ById("htmlbutton");
// Add this line to your code to start using the HTML element wrapper class instead.
HtmlButton buttonObj1 = new HtmlButton(myButtonElement1);
// Or the next feature is to use the AssignElement() method. Using this method you
// can wrap any existing element object into one of the new HTML wrapper classes.
// The first line is a line of code in your existing test case.
Element myHtmlButtonElement2 = Find.ById("htmlbutton");
// Create a new control instance and assign the existing element to it.
HtmlButton buttonObj2 = new HtmlButton();
buttonObj2.AssignElement(myHtmlButtonElement2);
// The last advanced feature is the .As<TControl> construct. The .As<TControl>
// construct acts like a typecast converting your plain element object into the
// typecast HTML element wrapper object.
// The first line is a line of code in your existing test case.
Element myHtmlButtonElement3 = Find.ById("htmlbutton");
// Make a comparison using the .As<TControl> construct.
Assert.IsTrue(myHtmlButtonElement3.As <HtmlButton>().InnerText.Equals("Html Button", StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase));
}
