[#WET-222] Index property does not get included when more than one Frame exists with the same name

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Index property does not get included when more than one Frame exists with the same name

Created: 10/Sep/06 09:02 PM Updated: 18/Jun/07 10:18 AM

Component/s:

Script Assistant

Affects Version/s:

1.0.0, 0.9.8_beta1, 0.9.8 Final

Fix Version/s:

Future

Original Estimate:

Unknown

Remaining Estimate:

Unknown

Time Spent:

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Open a html page consisting of more than one frame and ensure that "name" of the frame is same.

Put some controls in each of the frame.

View the controls in each of the frame thourgh the Tree View.

The Frame is identified only through the property "name". In cases, where the frame "name" is identical, the index property is NOT included.

Expected Behaviour:
For any object (except Browser for the time-being), if the property for identification is identical, in two (or more) objects, the "index" property has to be included, automatically.

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Raghu Venkataramana - 16/Sep/06 01:23 AM

Good catch. I will defer this to 1.0 - In 0.9.8, this can go as a FAQ -

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Raghu Venkataramana - 02/Oct/06 04:13 AM

Come to think of it, if frames dont have a unique name, then more uenexpected behavior could happen in the application itself - Typically most web applications that use frames have interaction between frames and this interaction typically uses the 'frame name'. Considering this, it is probably ok to push the fix to version to after 1.0

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Raghu Venkataramana - 18/Jun/07 10:18 AM

Since having multiple frames with the same name is not too idealistic, we can invest time on this issue a bit later on.