Changeset 1894 for trunk/autoquest-plugin-html/src/main/resources/manuals

Timestamp:

03/05/15 11:57:56 (10 years ago)

Author:

pharms

Message:

• added support for mapping document paths and removing their queries

Location:

trunk/autoquest-plugin-html/src/main/resources/manuals

Files:

• parseDirHTML (modified) (1 diff)
• parseHTML (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/autoquest-plugin-html/src/main/resources/manuals/parseDirHTML

@@ -34 +34 @@
 div(htmlId\=date-chooser)/div[0]=date-chooser_day
 
+It is also possible to set a new path for a document and to clear queries belonging to the paths of the documents. Examples for this are:
+
+document(path\=/pathToPage/)=CLEAR_QUERY
+document(path\=/pathToOtherPath)=new/path
+document(path\=/pathTo/Page/withQuery/=CLEAR_QUERY,new/path   (clears the query and changes the path at once
+
+For path specifications, also wild cards are allowed. To denote the end of a path, the $ sign can be used.
+
 
 $USAGE$

trunk/autoquest-plugin-html/src/main/resources/manuals/parseHTML

@@ -25 +25 @@
 Please note that for specifying the keys, it is required to escape any = sign in the key specification. This is usually required if the path to the denoted GUI elements denotes elements by their id as shown in the example.
 
-To remove the id of a specified tag, the value must be empty. To set the id, the value must the id the tag shall have. To clear the index of the specified tag, that value must be CLEAR_INDEX. Here are some further example entries:
+To remove the id of a specified tag, the value must be empty. To set the id, the value must be the id the tag shall have. To clear the index of the specified tag, that value must be CLEAR_INDEX. Here are some further example entries:
 
 body/div/div/div/form=
@@ -33 +33 @@
 body/div[5]=date-chooser
 div(htmlId\=date-chooser)/div[0]=date-chooser_day
+
+It is also possible to set a new path for a document and to clear queries belonging to the paths of the documents. Examples for this are:
+
+document(path\=/pathToPage/)=CLEAR_QUERY
+document(path\=/pathToOtherPath)=new/path
+document(path\=/pathTo/Page/withQuery/=CLEAR_QUERY,new/path   (clears the query and changes the path at once
+
+For path specifications, also wild cards are allowed. To denote the end of a path, the $ sign can be used.
+
 
 $USAGE$