/// <summary>
/// Clicks on a random radio button within a "table" tag
/// </summary>
/// <param name="browser">The driver instance</param>
/// <param name="textOfRadioBtn">The exact text of one of the radio buttons inside</param>
public static string RdoBtn_ClickRandom(IWebDriver browser, string textOfRadioBtn)
{
IWebElement rdoBtn = ElemGet.RdoBtn_GetRdoBtn(browser, textOfRadioBtn);
IList <IWebElement> rdoBtns = ElemGet.RdoBtn_GetRdoBtns(rdoBtn);
Random r = new Random();
int randomIndex = r.Next(rdoBtns.Count); //Getting a random value that is between 0 and (list's size)-1
rdoBtns[randomIndex].Click();
return(rdoBtns[randomIndex].Text);
}
/// <summary>
/// Clicks a radio button of your choice
/// </summary>
/// <param name="browser">The driver instance</param>
/// <param name="textOfRadioBtn">The exact text as it appears in the HTML of the radio button to click</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static string RdoBtn_ClickByText(IWebDriver browser, string textOfRadioBtn)
{
// Right now I have to implement the below IF statement for radio buttons, as their tags are different
// between learners and observers. Nirav is going to fix this. Once he does, I can implement the simpler solution
string xpathString = string.Format("//label/span[text()='{0}']", textOfRadioBtn);
//Thread.Sleep(3000);
if (browser.FindElements(By.XPath(xpathString)).Count > 0)
{
IWebElement rdoBtn = ElemGet.RdoBtn_GetRdoBtn(browser, textOfRadioBtn);
IWebElement rdoBtnParent = XpathUtils.GetNthParentElem(rdoBtn, 1);
rdoBtnParent.Click();
return(textOfRadioBtn);
}
else
{
IWebElement rdoBtn = ElemGet.RdoBtn_GetRdoBtn(browser, textOfRadioBtn);
rdoBtn.Click();
return(textOfRadioBtn);
}
}