Action
SF_AccountsExists
This Keyword checks whether a specified account record exists or not in the Salesforce Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
Note: You can provide maximum 2 Identifiers and corresponding value. This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Output
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, if you want to verify the Existence of the highlighted record then you can use the keyword “SF_Accounts Exists” as follows:
SF_AccountsExists
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickByText
This Keyword clicks on an object that exists on a page of the Sales Force Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
Output
Note: This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, if you want to click on the highlighted textbox “LogIn” then you can use the keyword SF_ClickByText as follows:
SF_ClickByText
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickByTextInSequence
This Keyword clicks on the specified Text in a sequential manner that exists on a page of the Salesforce Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
Output
Note: This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Example
As shown in the above screenshot if we want to Click on Home Text, then after redirecting on this page if we want to click on text “Chatter” then after reaching on this page if we want to click on text “Campaigns” then if we want to click on text “Leads” then after reaching on this page if we want to click on text “Accounts” which is available on 5th page
We can use “SF_ClickByTextInSequence” keyword as follows:
SF_ClickByTextInSequence
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickImageByTitle/Alt
This keyword clicks on specified image that exists on some page of the salesforce application on basis of image title or alt attribute given. It takes Title/Alt, Index, Partial Text as Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
Output
Note: This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Example
In the above Screenshot, if you want to click on the highlighted image then, here is how you will use “SF_ClickImageByTitle/Alt ” keyword.
SF_ClickImageByTitle/Alt
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickInTableCellUsingObject
This Keyword clicks on a specified table cell that exists on some page of the Salesforce application using query based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
Note: You can provide maximum 5 Header and corresponding value.This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Output
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, if you want to click on the column name “ACCOUNT SITE” of the highlighted table row then you can use the keyword “SF_ClickInTableCellUsingObject” as follows:
SF_ClickInTableCellUsingObject
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickInTableCellUsingText
This Keyword clicks on a specified table cell that exists on some page of the Salesforce application using text provided in the Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
Note: You can provide maximum 5 Header and corresponding value. This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and Classic mode.
Output
True
If the keyword passes successfully
False
If the keyword fails
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, if you want to click on the column name “ACCOUNT SITE” of the highlighted table row then you can use the keyword “SF_ClickInTableCellUsingText” as follows:
SF_ClickInTableCellUsingText
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickNewDashboard
This Keyword Clicks on new Dashboard in Dashboard section of the Salesforce Application. It does not take any Object or Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
Output
Note: This Keyword is implemented only in Lightning mode.
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, the keyword SF_ClickNewDashboard will click on the highlighted “NewDashboard” tab and creates a new Dashboard for the Dashboard section of the Salesforce application.
Common Error conditions
SF_ClickNewEvent
This Keyword clicks on a new event of calendar section of the Salesforce Application. It does not take any Object or Data Input Arguments.
Input Arguments
Output
Note: This Keyword is implemented only in Lightning mode.
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, the keyword SF_ClickNewEvent will click on the highlighted “NewEvent” tab and creates a new event for the calendar section of the Salesforce application.
Common Error conditions
SF_ContactExists
This Keyword checks whether a specified contact record exists or not in the Salesforce Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
Note: You can provide maximum 2 Identifiers and corresponding value.This Keyword is implemented both in Lightning and classic mode.
Output
Example
For example, in the above screenshot, if you want to verify the Existence of the highlighted record then you can use the keyword “SF_ContactExists” as follows:
SF_ContactExists
Common Error conditions
SF_DeselectCheckBoxByText
This Keyword deselects the specified checkbox that exists on a page of the Salesforce Application based on the Data Input Arguments provided.
Input Arguments
SF_GlobalSearch
SF_EditAccountsInTable
SF_EditContactsInTable
SF_EditLeadsInTable
SF_EditOpportunitiesInTable
SF_GetTextFromTableCellUsingObject
SF_GetTextFromTableCellUsingText
SF_GoToAccounts
SF_GoToCalendar
SF_GoToChatter
SF_GoToContacts
SF_GoToDashboards
SF_GoToFiles
SF_GoToForecasts
SF_GoToGroups
SF_GoToHome
SF_GoToLeads
SF_GoToNotes
SF_GoToOpportunities
SF_GoToProducts
SF_GoToQuotes
SF_GoToReports
SF_GoToTab
SF_GoToTasks
SF_GroupExists
SF_LaunchApp
SF_Logout
SF_LeadsExists
SF_OpportunitiesExists
SF_MouseHoverOnText
SF_RefreshSection
SF_QuotesExists
SF_SelectCalendarView
SF_SetSalesforceEnvironment
SF_SelectEditView
SF_SetDate
SF_SetTime
SF_SelectCheckBoxByText
SF_SelectDisplayAs
SF_SelectDropdownByText
SF_SelectListViewControl
SF_SelectNew
SF_SelectRadioButtonByText
SF_SwitchToSalesforceLightning
SF_SwitchToSalesforceClassic
SF_TypeByText
SF_TypeTextInTableCellUsingObject
SF_TypeTextInTableCellUsingText
SF_VerifyWidgets
SF_SearchAndSelect
SF_LaunchAppAndSelectItem
