Create a tester for a top-level control. Use this constructor for testing most controls. Testers created with this constructor will test pages loaded by the Default HttpClient. NOTE: This constructor assumes that the repeater being tested ONLY has ItemTemplates. If it has a SeparatorTemplate or any other template, use a different constructor.
Create a tester for a top-level control. Use this constructor for testing most controls. Testers created with this constructor will test pages loaded by the Default HttpClient. NOTE: This constructor assumes that the repeater being tested ONLY has ItemTemplates. If it has a SeparatorTemplate or any other template, use a different constructor.
public RepeaterTester(string);
Create a tester for a nested control. Use this constructor when the control you are testing is nested within another control, such as a DataGrid or UserControl. You should also use this constructor when you're not using the Default HttpClient. NOTE: This constructor assumes that the repeater being tested ONLY has ItemTemplates. If it has a SeparatorTemplate or any other template, use a different constructor.
public RepeaterTester(string,Tester);
Create a tester for a top-level control. Use this constructor for testing most controls. Testers created with this constructor will test pages loaded by the Default HttpClient.
public RepeaterTester(string,bool,bool,bool);
Create a tester for a nested control. Use this constructor when the control you are testing is nested within another control, such as a DataGrid or UserControl. You should also use this constructor when you're not using the Default HttpClient. NOTE: This constructor assumes that the repeater being tested ONLY has ItemTemplates. If it has a SeparatorTemplate or any other template, use a different constructor.
public RepeaterTester(string,bool,bool,bool,Tester);
RepeaterTester Class | NUnit.Extensions.Asp.AspTester Namespace