#Single tab browser how to
#Single tab browser code

As a pre-requisite, open Google and Yahoo! in separate browsers and then run the code. Sample Script 2 This example searches for a string in both Google and Yahoo! web pages.

#Single tab browser code

This is because the same code would work in both the situations.

'OR -> Browser('CreationTime:=1').CloseAllTabs()Īnother important point to be noted here is that if you are working on multiple web pages, you should really not be bothered about whether the web pages are opened in multiple tabs or in multiple browsers. 'Close all the tabs in the browser windowīrowser('CreationTime:=0').CloseAllTabs() ITabs = Browser('CreationTime:=0').GetROProperty('number of tabs') 'Find total number of tabs in the browser window This example uses QTP’s in-built methods to load multiple web pages in different tabs within a single browser window. Sample Script 1: Opening different web paged in multiple tabs. Let’s see some examples of working with multiple tabs in QTP. QTP also provides few built-in methods to work with multi-tabs. The code for handling multiple browsers would work perfectly fine for multiple tabs within sigle browser window. So, you don’t need to do anything extra than the usual stuff to work with multiple tabs. For example, 2 tabs in a single browser window will be treated as 2 separate browser windows, each having their distinct set of properties (including browser CreationTime). QTP treats each tab in the browser as a separate browser window. Support for omnipresent tabbed browsing was introduced in QTP with version 9.5.

#Single tab browser how to

In this article, we would see how to work with a tabbed browser in Internet Explorer using QTP. Using this feature, it becomes very easy & convenient to switch between different tabs and view the web pages. Tabbed browsing is a feature using which you can load multiple web pages in different tabs within the same browser window. You would have observed that nowadays, the modern web browsers support tabbed browsing.