Answer / tvs ramakrishna chowdary

ya its possible by checking the object "webelement" html
tag property value
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htmal tag="B"
htmal tag="SPAN"
mail info generally as a webelement

set myreadwe=description.create
readwe("html tsg").value="B"
set myunreadwe=description.create
myunreadwe("html tag").value="SPAN")

all these read and unread mail web elements present in the
same frame underhierarchy as follows

cntread=browser(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).page(Gmail -
Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).frame(framname).childobjects
(myreadwe)

cntunread=browser(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).page
(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).frame
(framname).childobjects
(myunreadwe)

msgbox "total no of read mails :"&cntread
msgbox "total no of un read mails :"&cntunread

Answer / tvs ramakrishna chowdary

ya its possible by checking the object "webelement" html
tag property value
------------------------------------------------------------
htmal tag="B" 'for to count unread mails
htmal tag="SPAN" ' for to count read mails
mail info generally as a webelement

set myunreadwe=description.create
myunreadwe("html tsg").value="B"
set myreadwe=description.create
myreadwe("html tag").value="SPAN")

all these read and unread mail web elements present in the
same frame underhierarchy as follows

cntunread=browser(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).page
(Gmail -
Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).frame(framname).childobjects
(myunreadwe)

cntread=browser(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).page
(Gmail - Inbox (1) - krishnat.q).frame
(framname).childobjects
(myreadwe)

msgbox "total no of read mails :"&cntread
msgbox "total no of un read mails :"&cntunread

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