How to script SecureLogin to select a radio button

Question
How can I script SecureLogin to select certain radio buttons on a webpage?

Answer
A web wizard application definition is capable of selecting radio buttons on a web page. To do this the Site/EndSite Statement is used to specify which part of the web page to execute the script. The Site/EndSite commands are similar to the Dialog/EndDialog Statement, except Site/EndSite applies to Web Wizard application definitions.

NOTE: To create Web wizard application definition, you may need to create the application definition as a Advanced web type, and then change the application definition type to Web Wizard.

The example below explains further how to create the script:

Below is html code that display radio buttons:


Workplace
Region:

AMERICAS
ASIAPAC
EMEA
Other



The name property value that belongs to the radio button tag is needed to be included in the Site/EndSite Statement. The Site/EndSite would also need to know what form it belongs to. For example: It may be the first or second form on the web page. In this example it is the first form. After the information is gathered from the html code, Site/EndSite statement would look like:

========================================
Site
MatchForm #1
MatchField #1:1 -name "rdoEmployeeWorkplace"
MatchField #1:2 -name "rdoEmployeeWorkplace"
MatchField #1:3 -name "rdoEmployeeWorkplace"
MatchField #1:3 -name "rdoEmployeeWorkplace"
EndSite
========================================

MatchForm #1 - Specifies the first Form on the page

MatchField #1:1 -name "rdoEmployeeWorkplace" - Specifies the first radio
button in the first set of radio buttons that has the name property of "rdoEmployeeWorkplace"

The Site/EndSite Statement above, now specifies which set of radio buttons, SecureLogin needs to execute the script on.

Now, the command below is used to select the ASIAPAC radio button.

BooleanInput #1:2 -check "true"

Basically the command above tells SecureLogin to Check/Select the 2nd Radio button in the first set of Radio buttons.