How i can test the background color of the records
displayed in a Table. Eg i have a .net desktop application
and there is a Table(swftable) with records displayed in
the grids. i have to validate whether the 1st record is
displayed in white background color and 2nd record in light
blue background color...But the constraints is that once
user click on the first record...the background color
changes to grey.......Plze let me now how to validate this
with QTP 9.2.
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Answer Posted / tvsramakrishnachowdary
bgcolor prop available in runtime test object properties
syn:
var=Objaectheirarchy.object.bgcolor
msgbox var
surly it can work
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