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I'm new to Protractor and I am having issues getting a text value from an Angular form text field and then trying to use the value to perform actions later on within the same test spec.



Here is the test spec code:



it('Demo Test, () => {

// Submit the form and get the transaction number
var submitButton = element(by.id('submit'));
submitButton.click();

// get the generated transaction number from the screen
let transactionNum = confirmPage.getTransactionNum();


// would like to use the transActionNum variable to sendkeys into a
// text element
var searchInput = element(by.id('search'));
searchInput.sendkeys(transactionNum);
});


Here is some of the code from class that has the function 'getTransactionNum'



var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

public getTransactionNum(): any {

this.transactionNumValue.get().getText().then((transactionValue: string)
=> {
return transactionValue;
});


When I run the test spec and the tests tries to type the value in variable 'transactionNum', I'm getting 'transactionNum is undefined'



I would like to return the transaction number to the test spec as a text value as oppose to a promise.



Thanks for help










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    I'm new to Protractor and I am having issues getting a text value from an Angular form text field and then trying to use the value to perform actions later on within the same test spec.



    Here is the test spec code:



    it('Demo Test, () => {

    // Submit the form and get the transaction number
    var submitButton = element(by.id('submit'));
    submitButton.click();

    // get the generated transaction number from the screen
    let transactionNum = confirmPage.getTransactionNum();


    // would like to use the transActionNum variable to sendkeys into a
    // text element
    var searchInput = element(by.id('search'));
    searchInput.sendkeys(transactionNum);
    });


    Here is some of the code from class that has the function 'getTransactionNum'



    var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

    public getTransactionNum(): any {

    this.transactionNumValue.get().getText().then((transactionValue: string)
    => {
    return transactionValue;
    });


    When I run the test spec and the tests tries to type the value in variable 'transactionNum', I'm getting 'transactionNum is undefined'



    I would like to return the transaction number to the test spec as a text value as oppose to a promise.



    Thanks for help










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      I'm new to Protractor and I am having issues getting a text value from an Angular form text field and then trying to use the value to perform actions later on within the same test spec.



      Here is the test spec code:



      it('Demo Test, () => {

      // Submit the form and get the transaction number
      var submitButton = element(by.id('submit'));
      submitButton.click();

      // get the generated transaction number from the screen
      let transactionNum = confirmPage.getTransactionNum();


      // would like to use the transActionNum variable to sendkeys into a
      // text element
      var searchInput = element(by.id('search'));
      searchInput.sendkeys(transactionNum);
      });


      Here is some of the code from class that has the function 'getTransactionNum'



      var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

      public getTransactionNum(): any {

      this.transactionNumValue.get().getText().then((transactionValue: string)
      => {
      return transactionValue;
      });


      When I run the test spec and the tests tries to type the value in variable 'transactionNum', I'm getting 'transactionNum is undefined'



      I would like to return the transaction number to the test spec as a text value as oppose to a promise.



      Thanks for help










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      I'm new to Protractor and I am having issues getting a text value from an Angular form text field and then trying to use the value to perform actions later on within the same test spec.



      Here is the test spec code:



      it('Demo Test, () => {

      // Submit the form and get the transaction number
      var submitButton = element(by.id('submit'));
      submitButton.click();

      // get the generated transaction number from the screen
      let transactionNum = confirmPage.getTransactionNum();


      // would like to use the transActionNum variable to sendkeys into a
      // text element
      var searchInput = element(by.id('search'));
      searchInput.sendkeys(transactionNum);
      });


      Here is some of the code from class that has the function 'getTransactionNum'



      var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

      public getTransactionNum(): any {

      this.transactionNumValue.get().getText().then((transactionValue: string)
      => {
      return transactionValue;
      });


      When I run the test spec and the tests tries to type the value in variable 'transactionNum', I'm getting 'transactionNum is undefined'



      I would like to return the transaction number to the test spec as a text value as oppose to a promise.



      Thanks for help







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          You miss return before this.transactionNumValue, and the get() before get().getText() should be removed.



          var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

          public getTransactionNum(): any {

          return this.transactionNumValue.getText()
          .then((transactionValue: string)=>{
          return transactionValue;
          });
          }





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            var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));



            public getTransactionNum(): any { return transactionNumValue.getText().then((transactionValue: string) => { return transactionValue; });


            In your class constructor define the locotors for type ElementFinder from protractor.



            If it is going to return a array of elements may be $$ or elements.all use type ElementArrayFinder from protractor






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              You miss return before this.transactionNumValue, and the get() before get().getText() should be removed.



              var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

              public getTransactionNum(): any {

              return this.transactionNumValue.getText()
              .then((transactionValue: string)=>{
              return transactionValue;
              });
              }





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                You miss return before this.transactionNumValue, and the get() before get().getText() should be removed.



                var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

                public getTransactionNum(): any {

                return this.transactionNumValue.getText()
                .then((transactionValue: string)=>{
                return transactionValue;
                });
                }





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                  You miss return before this.transactionNumValue, and the get() before get().getText() should be removed.



                  var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

                  public getTransactionNum(): any {

                  return this.transactionNumValue.getText()
                  .then((transactionValue: string)=>{
                  return transactionValue;
                  });
                  }





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                  You miss return before this.transactionNumValue, and the get() before get().getText() should be removed.



                  var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));

                  public getTransactionNum(): any {

                  return this.transactionNumValue.getText()
                  .then((transactionValue: string)=>{
                  return transactionValue;
                  });
                  }






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                      var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));



                      public getTransactionNum(): any { return transactionNumValue.getText().then((transactionValue: string) => { return transactionValue; });


                      In your class constructor define the locotors for type ElementFinder from protractor.



                      If it is going to return a array of elements may be $$ or elements.all use type ElementArrayFinder from protractor






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                        var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));



                        public getTransactionNum(): any { return transactionNumValue.getText().then((transactionValue: string) => { return transactionValue; });


                        In your class constructor define the locotors for type ElementFinder from protractor.



                        If it is going to return a array of elements may be $$ or elements.all use type ElementArrayFinder from protractor






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                          var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));



                          public getTransactionNum(): any { return transactionNumValue.getText().then((transactionValue: string) => { return transactionValue; });


                          In your class constructor define the locotors for type ElementFinder from protractor.



                          If it is going to return a array of elements may be $$ or elements.all use type ElementArrayFinder from protractor






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                          var transactionNumValue = element(by.id('transactionNumber'));



                          public getTransactionNum(): any { return transactionNumValue.getText().then((transactionValue: string) => { return transactionValue; });


                          In your class constructor define the locotors for type ElementFinder from protractor.



                          If it is going to return a array of elements may be $$ or elements.all use type ElementArrayFinder from protractor







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