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I am attempting to store the result value (true or false) of the assertElementPresent method in the variable A using this Selenese syntax:<br />
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storeEval | var b=assertElementPresent(//t<wbr />able[1]//t<wbr />r[${i}]/td<wbr />[1]/input[<wbr />1]) | A<br />
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The syntax is incorrect. What syntax would I use to make this statement work?<br />
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Thanks.
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I am attempting to store the result value (true or false) of the assertElementPresent method in the variable A using this Selenese syntax:

storeEval | var b=assertElementPresent(//table[1]//tr[${i}]/td[1]/input[1]) | A

The syntax is incorrect. What syntax would I use to make this statement work?

Thanks.

return value from selenium assertElementPresent

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