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Hi,

Here i m automate the testing i have the variables S.no,testcaseid,Executiondate,Result every i want to print this in to table (HTML Format)Eg:

maintain the testcase result in html format

S.No TestcaseID Executiondate Result

1 Gui001 8/8/11 Pass

Again if execute the program it needs to update the html document like this

S.No TestcaseID Executiondate Result

1 Gui001 8/8/11 Pass

2 Gui002 9/8/11 Fail

and keep on updating the document .......

Help me on this .....

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See _IEDocInsertHTML()

Dale

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smartee Universalist

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Hey no problem ;) do you have code for printing out the table?

Just post whatever you have so far ;) so I can offer some more relevant help, other than that its just guesswork :)

smartee Universalist

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Ok, fine "have it your way" ;) Guesswork: Try using 2 as the second parameter for FileOpen, this erases the previous contents of the file before writing.

PS: this post is in no way affiliated with BURGER KING ;) and the use of "have it your way" was completely co-incidental, well except for that last time. :)

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Ok, fine "have it your way" ;) Guesswork: Try using 2 as the second parameter for FileOpen, this erases the previous contents of the file before writing.

PS: this post is in no way affiliated with BURGER KING ;) and the use of "have it your way" was completely co-incidental, well except for that last time. :)

I dont have any code ...please give some simple sample program for html ...because i m new for this

smartee Universalist

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Hmm, Ok sure, I'll whip you up an example, ;) What format is the data in? Are you getting it from a file? from an array? a database?

Also, by "update" do you mean rewrite the file? or just append new values to it? :)

Writing HTML tables is just as easy as writing plain text files, just write the data in the HTML syntax for tables :D

For more info on writing files look for FileOpen, FileWrite in the help-file.

Forget code for now, at least write a basic algorithm depicting what you want done so we can be on the same page with you, and give relevant advice/help ;)

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Hmm, Ok sure, I'll whip you up an example, ;) What format is the data in? Are you getting it from a file? from an array? a database?

Also, by "update" do you mean rewrite the file? or just append new values to it? :)

Writing HTML tables is just as easy as writing plain text files, just write the data in the HTML syntax for tables :D

For more info on writing files look for FileOpen, FileWrite in the help-file.

Forget code for now, at least write a basic algorithm depicting what you want done so we can be on the same page with you, and give relevant advice/help ;)

just like this

#include <File.au3>

if FileExists("E:\1.html") Then

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",12,"<TR>",0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",13,"<TD ALIGN=CENTER>1</TD>",0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",14,'<TD ALIGN=CENTER>'&@MDAY & "/" & @MON & "/" & @YEAR&'_'&@HOUR & "." & @MIN & "." & @SEC&'</TD> ',0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",15,"<TD ALIGN=CENTER>"&@OSVersion&"_"&@OSArch&"</TD> ",0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",16,"<TD ALIGN=CENTER>your text or image</TD> ",0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",17,"<TD ALIGN=CENTER>your text or image</TD> ",0)

_FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html",18,"</TR>",0)

$Disk = "E:\1.html"

FileOpen($Disk,1)

$last_line = FileReadLine ($Disk,-1)

MsgBox(4096,"",$last_line)

Else

$Disk = "E:\1.html"

FileOpen($Disk,1)

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,1,'<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,2,'<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,3,'<body>')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,4,'<TABLE BORDER=3 ALIGN=CENTER> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,5,'<TR>')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,6,'<TH WIDTH="75" HEIGHT="30">S.No</TH> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,7,'<TH WIDTH="200" HEIGHT="30">Date</TH> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,8,'<TH WIDTH="150" HEIGHT="30">OsType</TH> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,9,'<TH WIDTH="750" HEIGHT="30">Testcase</TH> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,10,'<TH>Status</TH>')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,11,'</TR>')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,12,'</TABLE>')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,13,'</body> ')

_FileWriteToLine($Disk,14,'</html> ')

EndIf

smartee Universalist

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Quite a nice chunk of code you got there ;) Do you still need help? If so, what do you want to add? It ran fine with me :)

PS: Using codetags when posting makes your code easier to read ;)

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Quite a nice chunk of code you got there ;) Do you still need help? If so, what do you want to add? It ran fine with me :)

PS: Using codetags when posting makes your code easier to read ;)

K Smartee every time i need to change S.no it is possible in my code ......

smartee Universalist

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Sure, change the first bit of your code to something like this; the Ini file stores the count :)

If FileExists("E:\1.html") Then
    $ini = @ScriptDir & "\MyAutoItSettings.ini"
    $iCount = IniRead($ini, "Data", "Sno", "0") + 1
    IniWrite($ini, "Data", "Sno", $iCount)
    _FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html", 12, "<TR>", 0)
    _FileWriteToLine("E:\1.html", 13, "<TD ALIGN=CENTER>" & $iCount & "</TD>", 0)
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Thanks smartee and i need i more help from u.......there is any possible to find no. of test case pass,fail,untested using this Html code....

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smartee Universalist

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Where am I from? how is that relevant, :) I'm trying to help you, anyway look to the left right under Gender: Not telling, it says Location: Lesser Antilles ;)

Ok, do you already have some code that automates its testing?

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