Editing a Component for an In-Progress Test Run
You can edit the common components in a test case within a test run for only In-progress test runs. Once the test run is complete, users cannot rename the information any longer.
To edit a component information, follow the given steps
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Navigate to the Checkpoint Test Page for the selected Component. Ensure that this is for an In-Progress Test Run.
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Activate the Component Info button to display the Component Details section.
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Activate the Edit Component button.
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In the Edit Component dialog box, make the required changes.
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Save the changes.
The following table lists each field in the Edit Component dialog box in the left column, with a usage description of each in the right column.
Edit Component dialog box - Field Usage Descriptions
| Field | Usage Description |
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| Component Name | Modify the textual name of your choosing that uniquely identifies the component. |
| Sample URL | Modify the URL of one page in which the component exists. This is necessary for automated testing |
| Selector | Modify the Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) selector that defines the element in which the component exists to target that element in automated testing. This can be a simple selector such as a class or ID, or a selector path. For more information, see CSS Selector Process. |
| Elements present on page | Check all that apply. Uncheck the checked box to deselect it, as desired. This allows you to target or ignore specific types of elements and their associated accessibility rules and checkpoints to limit what is being tested. |
| Instructions | Type any detailed textual instructions that are important for the tester to understand prior to testing the component (for example, specific information required for accessing and/or exposing the page elements to be tested). Note: Select and drag the bottom right corner of the text box to expand it outward when a larger field space is necessary. |