This blog says how to add all controls on a page to the UI Map. This can be done with the following code.
Here I am adding all controls on the bing start page to the specified ui test file.
Here I am adding all controls on the bing start page to the specified ui test file.
First create a UITest object from a file(i.e. empty UITest file).
You can add an empty UI Test file to your Test Project by right clicking on the Test Project and choosing Add –> New Item –> Coded UI Test Map.
UITest uiTest = UITest.Create(uiTestFileName);
The below 3 lines create a new UIMap object and adds it to UITest object
Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Common.UIMap.UIMap newMap = new Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Common.UIMap.UIMap();
newMap.Id = "UIMap";
uiTest.Maps.Add(newMap);
newMap.Id = "UIMap";
uiTest.Maps.Add(newMap);
Now launch the browser, navigates to google.com and passes a reference to the browser & the UIMap object to GetAllChildren method.
GetAllChildren is a method which recursively gets the children of the browser object and adds them to the UIMap.
The whole code
public void AddControlsToUIMap()
{
string uiTestFileName = @"<LOCATION>\TestProject\UIMap.uitest";
UITest uiTest = UITest.Create(uiTestFileName);
Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Common.UIMap.UIMap newMap = new Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Common.UIMap.UIMap();
newMap.Id = "UIMap";
uiTest.Maps.Add(newMap);
GetAllChildren(BrowserWindow.Launch(new Uri("http://google.com/")), uiTest.Maps[0];);
uiTest.Save(uiTestFileName);
}
private void GetAllChildren(UITestControl uiTestControl, Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITest.Common.UIMap.UIMap map)
{
foreach (UITestControl child in uiTestControl.GetChildren())
{
map.AddUIObject((IUITechnologyElement)child.GetProperty(UITestControl.PropertyNames.UITechnologyElement));
GetAllChildren(child, map);
}
}
You can now customize the code based on your need.
If you wanted to add the Childrens of specific type, instead of GetChildren, you can use FindMatchingControls
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