- tammy_hughes
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How to parameterize with "today's date" with IDE
Mon Aug 06, 2012 8:57 pm
Hello,
Is it possible to use JS to pull in today's date (or today +10 days)? We have been using parametrization successfully, but I'd like to have it execute code to generate those dates vs. modifying the file each time.
Currently, it just pulls in the JS code instead of the code executing and it pulling in the result.
Thanks in advance!
Tam
Is it possible to use JS to pull in today's date (or today +10 days)? We have been using parametrization successfully, but I'd like to have it execute code to generate those dates vs. modifying the file each time.
Currently, it just pulls in the JS code instead of the code executing and it pulling in the result.
Thanks in advance!
Tam
Re: How to parameterize with "today's date" with IDE
Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:29 pm
You could use java script date object to generate the date -
http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_obj_date.asp
and then type in the generated date in required field.
http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_obj_date.asp
and then type in the generated date in required field.
- tammy_hughes
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Re: How to parameterize with "today's date" with IDE
Thu Aug 09, 2012 9:04 pm
Thanks Tarun -we were hoping to automate the testing with Selenium - otherwise I can just check a calendar, right? I appreciate the reply though!
- sanjeetraviRegular Participant
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Re: How to parameterize with "today's date" with IDE
Fri Aug 10, 2012 3:16 pm
use this in your selenium rc code
to get current date
String a = selenium.getEval(" ((new Date()).getMonth()+1)+'/'+(new Date()).getDate()+'/'+(new Date()).getFullYear()");
to get current time
String b = selenium.getEval("(new Date().getHours()+" : " + new Date().getMinutes() + " : " + new Date().getSeconds())");
to get current date
String a = selenium.getEval(" ((new Date()).getMonth()+1)+'/'+(new Date()).getDate()+'/'+(new Date()).getFullYear()");
to get current time
String b = selenium.getEval("(new Date().getHours()+" : " + new Date().getMinutes() + " : " + new Date().getSeconds())");
- tammy_hughes
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Re: How to parameterize with "today's date" with IDE
Fri Aug 10, 2012 11:01 pm
Thanks!
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