A Web Application screen/page that takes user input, such as feedback or log in, will use what is referred to as a "Web Form".

Forms can be made up of 'standard' graphical user interface ("GUI" or "UI") "elements" like text box, text area, checkbox, radio button, selection list (drop-down), file selection, button, label, etc.

When developing automated tests to automate the testing of web applications,  the core of the processing involves interactions with UI elements on web forms.

This article will help you become quickly aware of the most commonly used Worksoft SaaS commands that you can avail to achieve test automation for your web apps.

If you already know the specific commands you want to use within your automated tests but want to know more about those commands, then you can go to the alphabetical listing of commands.

If you know the specific UI element (form control) that you trying to develop automation against (or attempting to debug/fix an issue you are facing) and you either do not know which Worksoft SaaS commands to use OR want to look for better alternatives to the Worksoft SaaS command that is currently used within your automated tests, you can continue reading this article.

The table below lists the UI elements (or form controls). You can click on the hyperlinked name of the controls to get to the listing of Worksoft SaaS commands that are available for you to use within the automated tests you are developing/certifying to work against your application(s). These commands are grouped into the categories of Interrogation, Manipulation, Navigation and Synchronization (which are described at length here). 
 

Textbox

Textarea

Dropdown

Radiobutton

Checkbox

Frame

Popup

Link

Label