SelectByIndexAgent"
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 21 June 2012
Select by Index
Unlike other data components (such as listbox or grid), selectbox has no child components to select, therefore, it needs a different agent to mimic selecting operation. You have to give an index to select its item.
selectbox.as(SelectByIndexAgent.class).select(3);
Supported Components
selectbox | 6 |