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1. In build1 there is a page with two check boxes and
a submit button. You have prepared a script for that page
and its working fine. In Build 2 the developers have added
two checkboxes in the page. Will the script prepared for
Build 1 work for Build 2 or not. If yes, why and if No,
why. Remember the developers have not touched the object
properties of the textboxes in the page.
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Answer Posted / sureshsinghbhandari
Yes it will work,
As the Object and their properties (Properties of Checkbox like "html tag, name, type") are not changing by adding 2 more checkboxes.
If we are using DP and using Index property of the checkbox on then on adding 2 new the code might be work or not; its depend on the Place of the new checkbox, which might change the indexing of the previous boxes.
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