Hi Jurij,
Elements are always stored under a page that the element appeared on so that we don't accidentally reference the same element such as a button e.t.c., on two different pages.
Sometimes the URL of the page has some dynamic content, such as a dynamic query string and it will result in multiple pages being needlessly created.
Be default Test Studio considers each unique URL, including the query string, to be a different page.
In some applications it's better to adjust the settings so that Test Studio will ignore the query string.
Regarding the question you should generate a random number in a coded step and then use it as a variable in the select step in Test Studio.
It will be really helpful if you can send me the project and access to the application so I can help with the code.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik
Elements are always stored under a page that the element appeared on so that we don't accidentally reference the same element such as a button e.t.c., on two different pages.
Sometimes the URL of the page has some dynamic content, such as a dynamic query string and it will result in multiple pages being needlessly created.
Be default Test Studio considers each unique URL, including the query string, to be a different page.
In some applications it's better to adjust the settings so that Test Studio will ignore the query string.
Regarding the question you should generate a random number in a coded step and then use it as a variable in the select step in Test Studio.
It will be really helpful if you can send me the project and access to the application so I can help with the code.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik